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The Hinckel Brewery in Albany was built in 1880 and is now an apartment complex.

New York State, one of the fifty states of the United States of America, is home to more than 320 beer breweries,[1] as well as numerous brewpubs and bars. Throughout the last decade, the consumption of craft beer has grown to be a part of the state's culture. The following is a partial list of breweries located in the state. The list includes not only breweries of beer but also of sake, such as Brooklyn Kura.

Breweries

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List of Breweries in New York State
Name City County[2] Year Established Products Notes
Abandon Brewing Company[3] Penn Yan Yates 2013 Taproom
Adirondack Brewery[4] Lake George Warren 1999 Bottles; brewpub
Barrage Brewing Company[5] Farmingdale Nassau 2014 Taproom Permanently Closed
Barrier Brewing Company[6] Oceanside Nassau 2010 Bottles, cans, taproom
Big Alice Brewing[7] Long Island City, New York City Queens 2013 Bottles, taproom
Big Ditch Brewing Company[8] Buffalo Erie 2014 Cans, taproom
Birdhouse Brewing Company[9] Honeoye Ontario 2020 Taproom
Blue Point Brewing Company Patchogue Suffolk 1998 Bottles, cans, taproom Acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev in 2014
Brewery Ommegang Cooperstown Otsego 1997 Bottles, brewpub Acquired by Duvel Moortgat Brewery in 2003
Bridge and Tunnel Brewery[10] Ridgewood, Queens, New York City Queens 2012 Cans, taproom Opened in Maspeth, Queens in 2012; moved to Ridgewood and added a taproom in 2015.
Bronx Brewery[11] The Bronx, New York City Bronx 2014 Cans, taproom
Brooklyn Brewery Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 1988 Bottles, cans, taproom
Brooklyn Kura[12] Sunset Park, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2018 Taproom First sake brewery in New York State
Buffalo RiverWorks[13] Buffalo Erie 2015 Brewery, restaurant, mixed-use event venue
Callicoon Brewing Company[14] Callicoon Sullivan 2013 Taproom
Captain Lawrence Brewing Company Elmsford Westchester 2006 Bottles, brewpub Opened in Pleasantville in 2006; moved to Elmsford in 2012
Community Beer Works[15] Buffalo Erie 2012 Cans, kegs, taproom
Coney Island Brewing Company[16][17] Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2007 Bottles, taproom Once the world's smallest commercial brewery; moved to a new location in 2015. Sold by Shmaltz Brewing Company to Sam Adams in 2013
Crooked Ladder Brewing Company[18] Riverhead Suffolk 2013 Taproom Permanently Closed
DaleView Biscuits and Beer[19][20] Flatbush, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2018 Brewpub
Defiant Brewing Company[21][22] Pearl River Rockland 2006 Brewpub, bottles
Dundee Brewing Company Rochester Monroe 1994 Bottles, cans Part of the Genesee Brewing Company
Ellicottville Brewing Company[23] Ellicottville, Bemus Point, and Fredonia Chautauqua 1994 Bottles, brewpubs
Fifth Frame Brewing Company[24] Rochester Monroe 2017 Cans, crowlers, coffee, taproom
Finback Brewery[25] Ridgewood, New York City Queens 2014 Taproom
Flagship Brewing Company[26] Staten Island, New York City Richmond 2014 Bottles, taproom
Flying Bison Brewing Company Buffalo Erie 2000 Bottles, taproom
Froth Brewing Company[27] Buffalo Erie 2019 Taproom
Genesee Brewing Company Rochester Monroe 1878 Bottles, cans, brewpub One of the oldest breweries in the U.S.
now owned by North American Breweries
Great South Bay Brewery Bay Shore Suffolk 2009 Bottles, taproom
Greenpoint Beer & Ale Company[28] Greenpoint, New York City Kings 2014 Taproom Co-located with the Dirck the Norseman restaurant
Grimm Artisanal Ales[29][30] Williamsburg, New York City Kings 2018 Taproom
Gun Hill Brewing Company[31] Williamsbridge, New York City Bronx 2014 Cans
Industrial Arts Brewing Company[32] Garnerville Rockland 2016 Cans, taproom Opened by Jeff O'Neil, co-founder of Ithaca Beer Company
Interboro Spirits & Ales[33] East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2016 Brewery and distillery, taproom
Ithaca Beer Company Ithaca Tompkins 1997 Brewery Their Flower Power IPA is often credited as "one of the first West Coast-style IPAs brewed in the Northeast"[34]
Iron Tug Brewing[35] Rochester Monroe 2016 Cans, crowlers, taproom
Keegan Ales[36] Kingston Ulster 2003 Bottles, brewpub
Keg & Lantern Brewing Company[37] Greenpoint, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2014 Brewpub
Kings County Brewers Collective[38] Troutman, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2016 Cans, taproom
Kuka Andean Brewing Company[39] Blauvelt Rockland Bottles Makers of beer brewed with maca root and other Mesoamerican plants
Lafayette Brewing Company[40] Buffalo Erie 2012 Brewery, restaurant Opened in 2012 as the Pan American Grill & Brewery, renamed to Lafayette Brewing in 2017
LIC Beer Project[41] Long Island City, New York City Queens 2015 Cans, taproom
Long Ireland Beer Company[42] Riverhead Suffolk 2011 Bottles, taproom
Matt Brewing Company Utica Oneida 1888 Brewery One of the oldest breweries in the U.S. and makers of Saranac beer
Mortalis Brewing Company[43] Avon Livingston 2018 Cans, bottles, crowlers
New York Beer Project (NYBP)[44] Lockport and Victor Niagara and Ontario 2015 Bottles, brewpub
Other Half Brewing Company[45] Carroll Gardens, New York City and Bloomfield Kings and Ontario 2014 Cans, taproom Brooklyn location opened in 2014, Bloomfield location opened in 2019
Paradox Brewery[46][47][48] North Hudson Essex 2013 Brewery, taproom In the heart of the Adirondack Mountains
Pearl Street Grill & Brewery[49] Buffalo Erie 1997 Brewery, restaurant
Red Shed Brewing[50][51] Cooperstown and Cherry Valley Otsego 2015 Brewery, taproom, cans, kegs, growlers
Reinvention Brewing Company[52] Manchester Ontario 2017 Brewery
Resurgence Brewing Company[53] Buffalo Erie 2016 Brewery and taprooms[54]
Rockaway Brewing Company[55] Long Island City, New York City Queens 2012 Brewery, taprooms Production brewery and taproom in Long Island City opened in 2012, and taproom in Arverne, Queens opened in 2016
Rohrbach Brewing Company Rochester Monroe County 1991 Cans, two brewpubs
Shmaltz Brewing Company Clifton Park Saratoga 1996 Bottles, taproom Makers of He'Brew Beer that was contract brewed until they opened their own brewery in 2013,
but returned to contract brewing in 2019 after selling the brewery to SingleCut Beersmiths
SingleCut Beersmiths[56] Astoria, New York City Queens 2012 Bottles, cans, taproom
Sixpoint Brewery[57] Red Hook, New York City Kings 2004 Cans, taproom
Sloop Brewing Company Elizaville and East Fishkill Columbia and Dutchess 2015 Cans, draft, taproom East Fishkill location opened in 2018[58]
South Shore Craft Brewery[59] Oceanside Nassau 2018 Cans, draft, taproom
Southern Tier Brewing Company[60] Lakewood Chautauqua 2002 Bottles, brewpub, cans Production brewery in Lakewood, brewpubs in Lakewood, Cleveland, Ohio and in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Strong Rope Brewery[61] Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2015 Taproom
Three Heads Brewing[62] Rochester Monroe 2016 Cans, taproom Originally started in the early 2000s and was co-located with CB Craft Brewers,
current location opened in 2016
Threes Brewing[63] Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York City Kings 2014 Bottles, brewpub
Transmitter Brewing[64] Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York City Kings 2014 Bottles, cans, kegs, beer garden, taproom Original location was in Long Island City, Queens and the brewery relocated to the Brooklyn Navy Yard in May 2019.
Upstate Brewing Company[65] Elmira Chemung 2012 Cans, taproom
War Horse Brewing Company Geneva Ontario 2008 Cans, taproom
Wood Kettle Brewing[66] Greece Monroe 2017 Taproom
Yonkers Brewing Company Yonkers Westchester 2015[67] Located at the former Yonkers Trolley Barn

Closed Breweries

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A Lion Beer Can from 1936

Other beer companies

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See also

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References

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