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Hidden Moon Brewing

Pittsfield, New Hampshire, USA

ActiveOwnership unknownMicrobrewery
Founded
2021
Archive ID
TB-DPWM61B3
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From the record

Summary

Address: 1253 Upper City Road, Over The Moon Farmstead. Michael Fairbrother founded Hidden Moon as the beer arm related to Moonlight Meadery. The brand was previously associated with Moonlight's Londonderry facility, but current 2026 official sources identify Over The Moon Farmstead in Pittsfield as the active brewery/taproom, with 16 rotating taps and beer brewed on site. Mike Robinson is current brewmaster.

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The People

Behind the beer

Michael Fairbrother
Founder

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The Beer Library

Beers

Hidden Moon Imperial Stout

Year-Round

American-Style Imperial Stout

(Current / award-winning)

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Honey IPA Braggot

Retired

American IPA / Braggot

ABV7.8%

(Historical / brand portfolio)

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On the record

Awards

  • 2023

    Bronze — American-Style Imperial Stout — Hidden Moon Imperial Stout

    World Beer Cup

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