I don't know much about them, but it looks like a nephew/uncle team. The LinkedIn page for the uncle sows that he works for an environmental firm. I didn't realize that the building is the former indoor motocross arena.
www.urbanlodgebrewing.com
Went on Friday and the place was pretty sweet! Two levels, very well done inside. Beer was pretty good, had the 4 year anniversary and one called '1823', both IPAs, would give them about 4/5Anyone know anything about this new place on Pratt Street in Hartford? Thinking could be a good pre-meal/bar place before UConn games. Their original location is in Manchester but have never heard of it before (Right click and Open in Incognito Window).
Urban Lodge Brewing opens its Hartford location on Pratt Street
Urban Lodge Brewing Co. of Manchester is opening its second location on Hartford's Pratt Street, with a taproom, lounge space, full bar and kitchen.www.ctinsider.com
Urban Lodge Brewing | Taproom & Kitchen
Urban Lodge Brewing Co: Taproom & Kitchen in Manchester, CT & Hartford, CT
I went Thursday for the ribbon cutting and grand opening. The space is really cool as @UConnSean said. Two bars inside and they were selling beer out of the window to the street. Their beer has never really wowed me, but it's serviceable and the food is pretty good.Anyone know anything about this new place on Pratt Street in Hartford? Thinking could be a good pre-meal/bar place before UConn games. Their original location is in Manchester but have never heard of it before (Right click and Open in Incognito Window).
Urban Lodge Brewing opens its Hartford location on Pratt Street
Urban Lodge Brewing Co. of Manchester is opening its second location on Hartford's Pratt Street, with a taproom, lounge space, full bar and kitchen.
Urban Lodge Brewing | Taproom & Kitchen
Urban Lodge Brewing Co: Taproom & Kitchen in Manchester, CT & Hartford, CT
What a coincidence, so did I on Tuesday. I almost went with Harry Caray IPA until I spied a fella a couple of seats down with a good-looking draft and asked what it was.
That beer is distributed by Twelve Percent Beer Project in North Haven, which distributes its portfolio of brands, including FOC, to more than three dozen states. That beer goes through so many temperature changes in its journey, degrading the beer. Better to grab something local.
Fox Farm is fantastic - love the style variety - top of the CT food chain!
I supported the home team. It was fine.
It's probably the 1 produced beer at 12% in North Haven. I am a FOC fan boy but this brew doesn't do it for me.
"fine" ain't good.
Still probably the best true “shelfie” DIPA in Connecticut.
I reached for Double Scoop but the can date was July. Nah.
It's a brilliant business model. So much capacity in Charlton and by creating these fabulous consumption centers, they "distribute" without anybody else getting a cut.