Threes Brewing

We, a collection of breweries across the country, are joining together to announce the 2020 relaunch of the People Power Beer campaign, a grassroots effort to support the American Civil Liberties Union.

Acclaimed Brooklyn-based craft brewery Threes Brewing has launched direct delivery to customers throughout New York, enabling fans and friends statewide to order Threes beer through www.threesbrewing.com/buybeer, to be delivered right to their front door.

Five years into establishing itself as one of New York’s most celebrated breweries, acclaimed Brooklyn-based craft brewery Threes Brewing has expanded distribution beyond New York City to include more of upstate NY along with CT, MA, NJ, PA and Washington, DC.

This June, New York City is playing host to the largest Pride celebration in the world and Brooklyn’s Threes Brewing is putting itself forward as one of the spaces in NYC where we can all come together to recognize the LGBTQIA+ community.

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We, a collection of over 40 craft breweries across the country, are excited to announce the launch of the People Power Beer campaign, a self-organized grassroots effort to support the American Civil Liberties Union’s work to protect the right of equality for all. Conceived of by Brooklyn-based Threes Brewing, our initiative calls for craft breweries around the country to take the People Power Beer Pledge by committing to brew their own interpretation of a new beer called People Power, to be released between Independence Day, July 4th and Election Day, November 6th.

For the first time since its founding in 2014, Gowanus-based Threes Brewing will move some of their beer production out of their flagship brewery space at 333 Douglass Street via a new partnership with Hudson Valley-based brewery Industrial Arts.

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