Suarez Family Brewing (2018)

Thanks to the distance from NYC, the taproom is generally mellow, so you should have no problems having a few pours and buying bottles and growlers.

Currently, the only food that I have seen are some delectable pretzels. In previous posts above, people have made restaurant suggestions in the area. Be forewarned, if you have Sprint, you will not have service up there so getting around will be difficult if you are relying on GPS.

Sloop is really close and I guess it depends how much time you spend at Suarez, but certainly both are doable in an hour and a half.

 

Thanks for the help. I guess I'm less interested in Sloop than Suarez. My plan was a pour, grab bottles and growlers, then run into Sloop for a growler fill or two (or cans, idk). Glad to know 90 minutes should be enough time. Definitely pretzel for this guy.

 

Anyone go to the Suarez event @ Brouwerij Lane yesterday?

 

Damn, didn't know about it. Hope some of the taps on still on.

 

Hey, so I was looking into stopping in the Hudson valley area on the way back to Philly from Maine for a night. I definitely want to check out Suarez. Is there any particular town that I should be looking to stay in that would make the wife and kids happy as well? Thanks in advance and sorry if this has been asked before.

 

I usually like to find an AirBnB that is close to routes 9G or 9 when I take trips up there. They seem to be a better value than any hotels/bed & breakfasts I've come across. Hudson and Red Hook are two towns worth checking out. Both have restaurants and shops that should appeal to the wife and kids. Each is about a 15 minute drive from Suarez.

 

I really wish I lived closer

 

A trip north is in order. Does anyone know if the cherry beer is still around at the brewery? I missed out on that one.

 

NEW BOTTLES + THIS WEEK'S TAPS + TASTING ROOM HOURS

WED // 4 - 7 PM
FRI // noon - 7 PM
SAT // noon - 7 PM...
SUN // noon - 4 PM

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are now open on Sundays 12 - 4 PM // until Labor Day weekend.

Cherry Beer and Slow Bustle are sold out (and Big Night down to 2 cases left). But we've got TWO new bottles available this week. See below.

In case you needed motivation for getting your hands on 100 FT North, GQ named it the best beer in NY State. We're confident this is the only capacity Dan will ever land in GQ. http://www.gq.com/story/the-best-craft-beers-in-every-state

CURRENTLY ON TAP
PALATINE PILS // classic german pils
CABANA // wheat pils
MS FRANK // franconian keller lager
HOMESPUN // hoppy spelt pale ale
HECTO // aromatic dry-hopped pale ale
CATCH A WAVE // classic hoppy American pale ale brewed w/ C hops
TRIANGULAR NATURE (no growler fills) // country beer brewed with buckwheat

BOTTLES
100 FT NORTH // blend #2 country beer with wheat
CALL TO MIND // botanical county beer
BIG NIGHT // country pale ale
TRIANGULAR NATURE // buckwheat country beer blend #2
BACK ROADS // sumac country beer
100 FT NORTH VINTAGE // primo hundo

MERCHANDISE
T-SHIRTS // suarez family brewery (all sizes back in stock)
GLASSWARE // willi tumblers + stemmed glasses

 

Glad to see Walk, Don't Run back on deck; seamless execution via platform of NZ hops @ 4%

 

I agree. This was a favorite of my first visit

 

Having a hard time finding price info for bottles purchased at the brewery. Anyone have any intel or guesstimates?

 

$14 is what I have paid for most bottles. Very fair.

 

As said above, $14 for the 750s and $12 for the smaller bottle of the 100ft Vintage

 

Walk Don't Run and Hecto, I could drink these by the gallon. And Backroads is so goddamned good. I'm so lucky to finally have a place like this right by!

 

Hey BarRoomHero, if an out of towner only had time to drop in and try one beer on draft, which beer would you recommend they order (with preference for something that distinguishes what they do there)?

Thanks for the tip.

 

One of their pilsners, their helles (this would be my number one if on always), or one of their wild offerings if on.

 

Palatine Pils gets my vote. One of the best pilsners around. Would love to try their Helles sometime.

 

My recommendation would be one of the pilsners, or they currently have Backroads on tap, which to me is a fantastic representation of the "country beers" they're putting out. Enjoy!