STAY TUNED: Reminder that Brix City's Taproom Closes on May 25th!
- brixcitybrewing
- May 8, 2025
- 1 min read
Back in March, we announced that we’ll be saying goodbye to our longtime home at 4 Alsan Way as we prepare to relocate our taproom and brew facility.
Now, we’re just a couple of weeks away from closing the doors on a space that’s been our home for the past 10 years. Our final day of full service in Little Ferry will be Sunday, May 25th—so if you’ve been meaning to stop by one last time, don’t wait!
We also want to remind everyone that while our current taproom is closing, Brix City isn’t going anywhere. After we close, we are teaming up with some fantastic industry friends to keep the beer flowing at your favorite bars, restaurants, and liquor stores while we prepare to open our new location. During the time our taproom is closed we will be sharing prompt updates on where you can find new releases and fresh beer on Social Media—so stay tuned.
As for our new location—many of you have been asking, and we love the excitement! While we’re not ready to share details just yet, we promise that once everything is finalized, you’ll be the first to know. We can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on.
Thank you for an incredible 10 years. None of this would be possible without your support—and we’re beyond grateful to keep the journey going with all of you. ❤️🍻
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