Since 2014, Argyle Brewing Company has brewed craft ales in Greenwich, serving as Washington County’s first New York Farm Brewery. Owners Chris, Jonathan, and Joy draw on local ingredients and traditional brewing methods, including New York-grown barley and locally grown hops in its Woodland Ale. Though rooted in the Town of Argyle, the brewery’s taproom and beer garden occupy neighboring Greenwich—a fitting home for its “Dry Town ~ Wet Basements” community spirit.
Hopshire Farm and BreweryFamily-owned and run by Chris and Holly Rakow, Hopshire Farm & Brewery has brewed New York farm beer in Freeville since opening in 2013 as the state’s fifth farm brewery. The brewery uses locally sourced ingredients, sends spent grain to a nearby farm, and operates an onsite market garden, while its taproom doubles as a community gathering place for local food and live music.FREEVILLE, NY
Steuben Brewing CompanySince 2014, brewer-owned and family-operated Steuben Brewing Company has made beer at its small farm brewery on the west side of Keuka Lake. Its Local Liquid series is brewed entirely with New York State ingredients, reflecting close relationships with the farmers and maltsters who grow and process its grain and hops. The Hammondsport taproom also serves as a community gathering place, hosting live music, rotating food vendors, and the Pedal for Pilsners cycling club.HAMMONDSPORT, NY
The Brewery of Broken DreamsAt a historic 1889 building near Hammondsport, The Brewery of Broken Dreams brews traditionally inspired ales as a New York State Farm Brewery and welcomes visitors to its tasting room on the Keuka Lake Beer Trail. Douglass and Shelly bring nearly 30 years in craft beer culture and 19 years of brewing experience to recipes made with 100% New York State hops and base malts. The brewery works with neighboring farmers while experimenting with flavors from Central and Western New York.HAMMONDSPORT, NY