In the past decade, the craft beer movement has taken off. The days of three or four big domestics and a handful of imported beers has passed. The people have spoken: Craft beer is here to stay.
Small, unique breweries have exploded across the country, particularly in the Northeastern U.S. If you’re looking at Bucks County homes for sale, you’re probably aware of the proximity to a few of the major craft breweries. Dog Fish Head, Troegs, Victory, Philadelphia Brewing Company, Weyerbacher, and even The oldest brewery in the county, Yuengling, are only a few hours away. You might not know, however, that Bucks County, PA is host to a few brewing companies that are masters of the craft as well.
Neshaminy Creek Brewing Company- Located in Croydon, Bucks County, Neshaminy Brewery has great beer and a fun atmosphere. Many of their beers are named after local areas or references like the Churchville Lager, County Line IPA, Croydon Cream Ale and the JAWN American Pale Ale. Tours are open to the public so you can see how they brew their crafts. The taproom lets you choose your own flights so you can sample each of the lagers, ales, pilsners or stouts that interest you. The taproom also features videogames, air hockey and foosball, perfect for enjoying with friends or family over a few new brews.
Triumph Brewing Company- Located in New Hope, Bucks County, Triumph has the all the makings of an upscale bar with a unique but classic brewery to create the crafts its patrons crave. The brewery itself produces their versions of the standards like Amber Ales, Munich Dunkels, Golden IPAs, Stouts and porters. More than a brewery, their menu is locally sourced and offers higher-quality pub fare. The bar even features live music or events most weekends
Naked Brewing Company- A relative newcomer to the area, what they lack in experience, they make up for in creativity. Located in Huntingdon Valley, PA, their crafts are outside the box concoctions of different influences and unique ingredients. Their titular Naked Pale Ale is sold all over the area, but their unique offerings at the brewery include a pomegranate wheat beer, a black IPA, a saison with coriander and black pepper, an imperial stout aged with pineapple and many others.
Craft Beer Breweries are popping up all over Bucks County and Southeastern, PA. They’re just one more reason Bucks County is one of the best communities to make home.
