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Be Here Brewing Company Announces They Will Be Closing at the End of November

B. Kline — Sat, 02 Nov 2024 14:08:43 +0000

Be Here Brewing Company Announces They Will Be Closing at the End of November 2024

Be Here Brewing Company announced today on Facebook that they will be closing at the end of November, marking the end of their five years in business. They are located in Avondale, PA.

Be Here Brewing Announces Upcoming Closure

Be Here Brewing To Close End of November

Just earlier today, Be Here Brewing has announced that they will be closing at the end of November (2024). In a heartfelt post on Facebook they made their announcement about the difficult decision. In a growing list of breweries that have closed this year, the Avondale brewery unfortunately is another casualty. On the heels of Auruchs Brewing announcing their closure, Iron Hill Brewing in Phoenixville closing, and with the possibility of Logyard Brewing being closed – Be Here Brewing will be closing at the end of November 2024.

Located at 122 Pennsylvania Ave, Avondale, PA 19311, the Be Here Brewery has been in business nearly five years.

Announcement

The following is the announcement from Be Here Brewing Company about the upcoming closure:

Dear Friends,
Since the day we opened Be Here Brewing Company nearly five years ago, we’ve come to know you not just as customers, but as friends. Your warmth and camaraderie, your support through both good times and bad, and your many compliments on the beer and food we have served you have all been greatly appreciated. And so it is with heavy hearts that we must share with you the news that Be Here Brewing will be closing at the end of November.

It has truly been a great pleasure for all of us to have been able to provide you with a place to gather, a place to eat and drink, and a place to socialize and be entertained, or simply said, a place to “be here”. We’ve tried to be more than just a place to eat and drink. We’ve shared your birthdays, anniversaries, and celebrations of all kinds. We’ve hosted numerous fundraising events and provided beer and other donations to support the community that we have been privileged to be a part of. When we opened it was with the sentiment that all communities deserve to have their own local place like this, and we remain hopeful that another brewery or brewpub will replace us in our beautiful, historic building.

We hope that between now and the end of the month you’ll join us in enjoying this place again, and to gather again with friends, family, and neighbors. Although there’s no way we can see all of our friends to say goodbye, we hope that whatever the future brings you’ll have a place to live in the moment and enjoy “being here” wherever you are.

Be Here Brewing Company – Facebook Post

For More Information on Be Here Brewing Company

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Be Here Brewing Company is a micro brewery located in Avondale, PA. They have 55 unique beers and over 5,100 ratings, with a global average rating of 3.6 (as of 11.2.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Be Here Brewing Company is Avondale Pennsylvania’s first ever brewpub. It’s founded on the belief that all towns should have central places for both local residents and visitors alike, where they can eat, drink, and socialize. Someplace both cozy and fun where we can forget about the stress of the future, and burden of the past. Too often we don’t live for the moment. We strive to provide new, innovative brews and with familiar favorites from our 5 barrel brew system along with tasty fare, and unbeatable service. We aim to be open for the summer of 2019 with larger plans to include a beer garden. Eat here, drink here, Be Here! ”

You can follow them at these social media platforms:

Be Here Brewing Company – Official Website
Be Here Brewing Company – Facebook
Be Here Brewing Company – Untappd

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Böser Geist Brewing Announces Closure

B. Kline — Fri, 16 Aug 2024 19:45:22 +0000

Böser Geist Brewing logo

Böser Geist Brewing Announces Closure

Add another brewery to the list for 2024. This time its Böser Geist Brewing out of Easton, PA. Located at 1250 Simon Blvd k100, Easton, PA 18042. They just announced their difficult decision to close in the upcoming weeks via Facebook and social media just a bit ago today (August 16th, 2024).

This marks one of the many breweries in Pennsylvania that is closing this year, and over dozens across the country. (Just this week upcoming will be Mellow Mink Brewing’s last days of operation.)

Announcement

The following comes from Böser Geist Brewing’s Facebook account:

Happy Friday Everyone!

As much of you know we’ve been putting out some amazing stuff for you guys over the past couple months and rearranging some things in hopes of stepping it up! We’re really grateful to our new brewer Paul and everything he’s put out thus far to date. James has been working out front with staff and in the back with the kitchen to make your visit as memorable as possible and it’s something as a team we’ve always strived to do. That’s why this next part doesn’t come easy.

We’ve had some battles in recent months that are just too hard to ignore and/or overcome which puts us into the situation that we’ve had to make. But before we get into that we wanted to thank all of our loyal guests and fans. Over the years we’ve grown and you’ve grown with us. We’ve made some lifetime friends and built relationships as well as watched so many people come into our home celebrate their special moments! We’ve had weddings, graduations, reunions, bridal and baby showers. We’ve shared in that special day as a stop for a bachelor or bachelorette party. We’ve had birthdays young and old, wedding parties, engagements, and many first dates! We’ve had the privilege of supporting many organizations including Breast Cancer Awareness- Men Wear Pink campaign, local youth organizations, fun runs, and 5k’s.

The reasons above make the next part not so easy. We are coming up to our final weeks. It hasn’t been an easy decision to make, but it’s for the best and it sets up a path for the next steps!

That said we thank all of you from the bottom of our hearts! You’ve all made this trip pretty spectacular and we still have some things up our sleeve we’ll be releasing in the next couple days. So please stop in before the end of the month and give support to our team and James and Paul!

We love you all!

And although Boser Geist may be saying good bye – you haven’t seen the last of us by far…love James, Paul & the AMAZING staff

–Böser Geist Brewing’s Facebook Post

Controversy

There has been some controversy following the brewery. Nothing officially reported in the different presses, but reports of things involving other breweries, namely their beers and kegs and recipes. Outside of insider trade talk, there has been no official discussion or reports made. There was also an alleged incident involving Seven Sirens Brewing Company and a somewhat vague-ish Facebook / social media posting about them chasing customers from one brewery to another, nothing again substantiated or claimed against Böser Geist Brewing but heavily implied. Böser Geist Brewing did not respond when asked for comments on these issues.

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Böser Geist Brewing is a micro brewery from Easton, PA. They have 398 unique beers and over 14,000 (just shy of 15,000) ratings, with a global average rating of 3.64 (as of 8.16.24). Their Untappd description reads: “We offer an unpretentious celebration of the historic Easton Mill, while offering new and unique beers in a warm and inviting atmosphere.”

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Selin’s Grove Brewing Closing Until Further Notice

B. Kline — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 14:44:32 +0000

Selin’s Grove Brewing announcement

Selin’s Grove Brewing Announces Closure

The hits keep coming this week. In a week that had Grand Illusion Cider announce their closure, Mad Princes Brewing, the brewery of 2 Dogz and a Guy, Tied House (former partner of Pour Man’s Brewing), Odd Breed, and sadly far too many more across the country (and even more then abroad as well) in the past month or so – we can now sadly add another to this growing list – Selin’s Grove Brewing.

Like I said, the hits keep coming.

Just in the past month it feels like all we’ve been doing on here is discussing breweries closing, restaurants closing, events cancelling, brewing related websites closing, etc. Sigh.

Just now on their Facebook account, Selin’s Grove Brewing announced:

To all of our Selin’s Grove Brewing patrons:

We just received word that some of the owners of the pub would like for us to close until further notice. We apologize to our loyal customers and hope things will be up and running again soon!

Selin’s Grove Brewing – Facebook Post

Closure

No word on how permanent this is. Speculation will run rampant, but there is no word on how long, what it means, or what it entails. The Selin’s Grove Pub and Brewery and Restaurant was put up for sale in 2020. (Selin’s Grove Pub for Sale.)

Selin’s Grove Brewery is located at 121 N Market St, Selinsgrove, PA 17870.

We will keep you posted and updated when we hear anything.

More Information on Selin’s Grove Brewing

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Selin’s Grove Brewing is listed as a brewpub from Selinsgrove, PA. They have 168 unique beers, and over 21,000 ratings for a global average rating of 3.82 (as of 7.16.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Selin’s Grove Brewing has been brewing in a variety of styles for over 24 years.We, Steve and Heather, started brewing professionally in 1993 at New Belgium Brewing during a period of immense growth. In early 1996 we settled on the current location for our small brewery and pub. We enjoy creating great beers & getting to know customers. Known locally as simply ‘the pub’. The pub offers a selection of Pa. made; hard ciders, distilled spirits, wines, & guest beer, plus our own draft root beer and draft cold brewed coffee. The menu consists of thoughtfully prepared, appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, an entre special and desserts. Dining in the garden is available weather permitting, in the winter find a cozy spot near a fireplace or a seat at our friendly bar. Located in a stately stone governor’s mansion, circa 1816, which is on the national register of historic places.”

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Mad Princes Brewing Announces Upcoming Closure

B. Kline — Mon, 08 Jul 2024 19:00:49 +0000

Mad Princes Brewing has Announced Their Upcoming Closure

Mad Princes Brewing Announces Upcoming Closure

Sigh…. another Pennsylvania brewery has announced that they will be closing soon. On the heels of Mellow Mink Announcing Their Upcoming Closure; Mad Princes Brewing has just announced via their social media pages that they too will be closing. Mad Princes Brewing is located in Doylestown, PA and currently has no firm date for their last day of operations. They have made recent posts about beers being put on tap. The brewery – which has no confirmed end date yet has stated they will maintain the hours they have listed on Facebook and Google, can be located at 2537 Bogarts Tavern Rd, Doylestown, PA 18902.

The Announcement

Mad Princes Brewing took to social media today to announce their upcoming closure. Their announcement reads:

Friends, it is with a sad & heavy heart that we must make an announcement that has recently become all too common in the craft brewing industry: After over 8 1/2 years, Mad Princes Brewing will be ceasing operations.

We have no firm final date as of yet, at least until the end of July, perhaps a week or two into August. It depends on how long the beer holds out and other factors. To paraphrase the great Stoic Philosopher, John “no IPAs” Rambo – “Mad Princes got themselves killed in COVID, and they didn’t even know it…”

We will miss being part of the Bucks County brewing community, participating in local Beer Festivals & events, being part of the Bucks County Ale Trail, but most of all, you, our customers. Without you, we would not have been able to share this hectic and rewarding journey together.

As a parting shot, we will be releasing later this month our final beer; the last sixtel of the 2022 “St. Lazarus Lemming” Rye Whiskey Barrel Aged Barleywine. It will be limited to two 6oz. pours per visit, no growlers (argh!). 13.8% ABV Oh, Stange glasses and Growler Drains are still available at 50% off. Seacrest out!

Mad Princes Brewing – Facebook Post

Mad Princes Brewing

Mad Princes Brewing logo

Mad Princes Brewing is a small, family-owned brewery located in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. Founded by brothers Kurt and Brian DeLuca in 2015, the brewery has carved out a niche for itself in the local craft beer scene with its unique and eclectic approach to brewing. The DeLuca brothers, both passionate homebrewers before opening Mad Princes, have a deep appreciation for traditional brewing techniques while also experimenting with innovative and unconventional methods. This blend of respect for tradition and creative exploration is reflected in their diverse range of beer offerings, which includes everything from classic styles like IPAs and stouts to more experimental brews featuring unusual ingredients and flavor combinations.

The brewery itself is housed in a rustic, cozy building that exudes a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere. The taproom is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a comfortable space to enjoy Mad Princes’ handcrafted beers. In addition to their regular lineup of beers, Mad Princes Brewing is known for its rotating selection of seasonal and limited-edition brews, ensuring that there’s always something new and exciting for patrons to try. The DeLuca brothers often engage directly with their customers, sharing stories about their brewing process and the inspiration behind their creations, fostering a strong sense of community and connection.

Mad Princes Brewing also places a strong emphasis on sustainability and supporting local agriculture. They source many of their ingredients from local farms and strive to minimize their environmental impact through various eco-friendly practices. This commitment to sustainability is an integral part of their brewing philosophy and resonates with their customer base, who appreciate not only the quality and creativity of the beers but also the brewery’s dedication to responsible practices. Through their innovative brews, welcoming atmosphere, and sustainable approach, Mad Princes Brewing has established itself as a beloved fixture in the Doylestown community and a notable player in the broader craft beer industry.

For More Information on Mad Princes Brewing

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Mad Princes Brewing is a microbrewery from Buckingham, PA. They have 119 unique beers and over 6,600 ratings with a global average rating of 3.67 (as of 7.8.24). Their Untappd description reads: “In a Bucks County kitchen far, far away, two brothers clinked their pints of home brew and stared down destiny with their taste buds. Their palettes charged from years in the wine and coffee industries, Jim & Kurt Ludwig sought to brew uncommon and undervalued styles of beer. As the home brewing operation expanded, they moved from Jim’s kitchen to the breezeway, then to the patio, the garage, and finally Mad Princes Brewing in Buckingham, PA. Under a roof fit for a king, Jim took the royal Manager’s seat, and Kurt donned the Brewmaster’s crown.”

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Broken Chair Brewery Has Announced They Will Be Closing

B. Kline — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 00:00:32 +0000

Broken Chair Brewery Logo

Broken Chair Brewery Has Announced They Will Be Closing

In more sad news, Broken Chair Brewery – out of West Reading, Pennsylvania; has announced that they will be closing (no later than the end of August 2024). In a heartfelt post on their social media just an hour ago, they announced that as they will be easing into retirement, they have decided to close down the brewery.

Broken Chair Brewery has been a staple of West Reading Pennsylvania since 2017. Located at 424 Penn Ave, West Reading, PA 19611 the small but mighty brewery has been churning out amazing beers since 2017 and has garnered quite a bit of a reputation, love, and community following them. Located on the same street as Pagoda Brewing (formerly known as Chatty Monks Brewing), as well as the recently closed Willow Creek Brewery, and The Barley Mow, and Beer Wall on Penn; they carved out a niche as a wonderful brewery to hit in the city.

The Announcement

An exterior shot of Broken Chair Brewery (photo courtesy of Broken Chair Brewing)

Just an hour ago, Broken Chair Brewery made this announcement via their social media:

Dear friends of Broken Chair Brewery,

We are writing to let you know that we have had a tremendous time selling beer and good times in West Reading, but it is time for us to start slowing down and get ready for retirement. Broken Chair Brewery will be closing at the end of August depending on how much beer we have.

This decision was not made lightly. Despite the incredible journey and the many successes we have shared, a recent job promotion in my full time job and actually wanting to start slowing down has made this necessary. The business would need to expand to keep being successful and would need further investment. I just do not have the time and do not want to further invest this close to my retirement. I want to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who has been part of this journey. Whether you’ve been with us since the beginning or have only recently discovered our brews, your support has been vital to our story.

I want to thank our dedicated staff which has been with us for several years. Their hard work is what made our brewery. A business is only as strong as its staff, and we had the best. I will miss every one of them.

To our beloved customers, thank you for the enthusiasm and loyalty you have shown. Your appreciation for our craft has been a constant source of motivation. We hope that our paths will cross again in the future, maybe at a beer fest.

To my family who made this dream a reality I want to give my love and sincere thanks. I am not the easiest person to deal with and you rose to that challenge and kept me in line when it needed to be done. I know you are looking forward to other endeavors and rewards in the future.

We invite you all to visit us for one last toast before we close. It would be a joy to share a final round of cheers with the community that has made Broken Chair Brewery more than just a brewery, but a family.

Thank you once again for all the memories and good times. Although we are closing this chapter, the experiences we shared will always be cherished.

Cheers,

Todd, Joan, Dan

– Facebook Post: Broken Chair Brewery

More Information on Broken Chair Brewery

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Broken Chair Brewery is a micro brewery from West Reading, Pennsylvania. They have 88 unique beers and over 16,000 ratings, with a global average rating of 3.67 (as of 6.18.24). Their Untappd description reads: “Broken Chair Brewery, like most small businesses started in a garage. After getting tired of settling for beers that were extreme in taste, flavor and hoppiness we wanted to create beers that everyone could enjoy. We wanted to make a large variety of beers so that everyone could find a beer they could drink. It took a lot of trial and error and sometimes pouring the beer down the drain until we had beers that we liked. After years of brewing we decided to take our beer to the next level. It took several months to find a place to do this. We knew we wanted to be in West Reading because it is welcoming to small businesses and the community around Penn Avenue is also very supportive. The community is friendly and wiling to get involved in their neighborhood. The tasting room is all brick that we found under a layer of stucco. This was a wonderful surprise that allowed us to keep the patch work tile floor that was there from the tile shop that was previously in the building. The environment is warm and relaxing. When you walk to the back you can see the brewery through a glass paneled door. The brewery is all stainless steel with a small 2 BBL brewing system. This small brewing system allows us to make a variety of different beers and the ability to rotate different beers when one has kicked.”

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