New Jersey BrewpubsNew Jersey Brewpubs(MB)Breakers Brewing Co 98 A Sharon Station Road
(P) Shamrock Tavern 227 William St 201-759-9802
(BP)Trap Rock Restaurant Brewery 279 Springfield Ave
(BP)Bernardsville Stone Tavern and Brewery 1 Mill St
(P) Andy's Corner Bar 265 Queen Anne Rd 201-342-9887
(100 international & microbrews)
Maintains a website
(MB)Atlantic City Brewing Co PO Box 1021
(MB)High Point Wheat Beer Co 22 Park Pl
(MB)Hunterdon Brewing Co 43 Main St./PO Box 45
(MB)Flying Fish Brewing Company Box 124 08108 609-854-0482
Flying Fish Brewing Company is a microbrewery startup based in Cherry Hill, New Jersey (that's the Southern
part, with more trees), right near Philadelphia (off of I-295 and the NJ Turnpike.). We're opening a 20 barrel microbrewery to produce a variety of
filtered ales and gourmet root beer. We'll initially distribute in kegs and 12-ounce bottles.
Yet to release their brews, this Co. has a great website
(P) Antone's Grill & Pub 112 South Ave East 908-276-3414
(70 beers including 54 on tap)
(P) Laughing Lion 40 North Essex 201-328-1800
(BP)Cedar Creek Brewery/ and Restaurant 236 Philadelphia Ave
(B)Oriental Brewery Co/ Doosan Group 619 E Palisades Ave
(BOP)The Brewer's Apprentice
Jo-Ellen Ford, (info@brewapp.com) reports: NJ's first
and only full-service BOP, offering the customer on-site brewing for beer, wine, cider, or
mead. We also have a complete stock of homebrew supplies. If we don't have it, chances are
you don't need it! (But we can order it, anyway!)
(B)Shore Brewing Co PO Box 3057
(BP)Jersey Jim's Brewing Co 150 Rte 206 S
(P) Front Porch 217 Wagaraw Rd 201-427-4331
(MB)Bucks County Brewing Co.
Brews River Horse Beer
Maintain a website
61 Bridge St 908-995-7007
New Jersey's first brewpub.
jonathan@informix.com (jonathan) says: wonderful place. great beer, 5 varieties and food fit
for a king. british pub favs and traditional american fare.
Jason Goluboc (shirak@bu.edu) reports:
The food out of the kitchen is some of the best I've tasted in a long time.
I had an Irish Stout served under nitrogen which was really smooth, but my all
time favorite is still the T S B
Maintains a website
(P)Old Bay Restaurant 62-64 Chruch St 908-246-3111
20 taps of (mostly) regional microbrews.
rotating taps of national and international beers.
Bud in bottles only.
Maintains a website
(MB)New Jersey Brewery 201 Broad Street, 08865. (908) 231-1900. Jim Cramer (jcramer2@ix.netcom.com) reports: The logo is the Jersey Devil and it will be a mid sized operation. They're starting out with kegs at first then moving to bottles when sufficient capital is raised. I can't wait to taste the first product, Pine Baron Ale, which should pour around end of March.
(BP)The Triumph Brewing Co.
toscano@fredsac.attmail.com (Tim Toscano) reports: The brewpub was built in a restored building with lots of brick, copper
and glass. It's worth going just to check out architecture.
They had six brews on tap. I tried all of them.
Pale Ale - Bitter, low malt flavor, citrusy finish - good.
Amber Ale - Some caramel malt flavor, little or no hop
aroma. fair
Stout - Good roasted barley flavor & long finish - very
well done
Honey Wheat - Not much of any flavor, wheat or honey. Poor
IPA - Crisp, clean, Very well hopped - best of the lot
Special Bitter - Bitter enough, could have had more malt
flavor, long hop nose very good
A pretty good start. I didn't see any lagers. The
bartender didn't know if they had any planned. I would
have liked to see some more finishing hops or dryhopping
used especially in that amber ale.
By the way the food was a very interesting eclectic
mix worth trying.
(MB)Climax Brewing Co 112 Valley Rd
Maintains a website
(BP)Jersey Jims
Roger Mattioli (ERBD28A@PRODIGY.COM) reports:A great find! Wandered in on
the way back to DC from brewpub tour of the Northeast.
I had a sampler including their Amber and Porter and
all of the beers were excellent. Good taste and body.
Excellent food as well. They just changed to a new
menu the day that we were there and the selections
were tasty and well presented. For dessert try the
Porter chocolate ice cream float. It's a killer!
(BP)Joe's Millhill Saloon and Restaurant 300 S Broad St
(P) The Green Onion 15 Wallington Ave 201-473-3677
(36+ beers)
(B)Gold Coast Brewing Co 37 Elm St
(BP)J.J. Bitting Brewing Co
Mike Cerami(snafu77@worldnet.att.net) reports: Built in an old turn of the century coal and grain depot with lots of
timber and brick. We have a 10bbl DME system and have 6
or our beers on tap. We seat 200 guest, have an outdoor deck
and serve a great selection of southwestern cusine and traditional
pub food. We have a website at http://www.njbrewpubs.com.
Stop by and visit and/or e-mail me for further info.
