
Craft beer and breweries are quickly blooming across the charming Hudson Valley and Catskills. The area has experienced a delightful rise in microbreweries and brewpubs, serving up an exciting array of craft beers alongside tasty pub food, sports, fun activities, and entertainment to enhance your experience. Take some time to explore the craft beer listings and enjoy trying different flavors—you may just find your new favorite! Who knows, you might even discover a new passion in Hudson Valley Craft Beer & Breweries.
Roe Jan Brewing Co produces a rotating lineup of well-balanced beers, including traditional ales and lagers as well as IPAs and sours.
Sing Sing Kill Brewery is a NYS Farm Brewery and taproom brewing craft beer using sustainable practices and locally sourced ingredients.
Explore Rip Van Winkle Brewing Company, home to seven unique brews and delicious Italian and American cuisine in Catskill
Award winning beer brewed in the Hudson Valley. Keegan Ales brews Old Capital beer, Hurricane Kitty pale ale, and Mother's Milk dark stout.
Bashakill Vineyards makes wines by hand, in small batches, in American and French Oak barrels in a wine cave carved into a Catskill Mountains hillside.
Rough Cut Brewing Co. is a cheerful oasis on Route 44/55 in Kerhonkson, NY playing host to a steady flow of hungry and thirsty hikers and travelers.
Blue Collar Brewery & Brewpub is a Poughkeepsie, NY gathering place free of pretension, where American craft brew products can be enjoyed.
Sloop Brewing joins a solid foundation in the craft of brewing & a love of adventure to create unique beers for beer lovers & people with good taste.
2 Way Brewing Company is a micro craft brewery located in Beacon, NY.
Druthers Brewing Company chooses to brew choice beer for good-humored, freethinkers that would rather do it their own way.
The Dutch Ale House microbrewery and gastropub in Saugerties, NY, offers a unique menu and uses a three-barrel brew system.
Plan Bee Farm Brewery brews 100% New York State beer from the yeast that grows on their fruit, to the grain & hops in their fields.
