NARRAGANSETT BREWING COMPANY

Rhode Island hometown beer since 1890, brewing at 271 Tockwotton Street, Providence, in an 18,000 sq ft brewery with taproom on the India Point Park waterfront. First-party evidence: after more than 40 years away, brewing returned to Rhode Island in 2021, and the Providence brewery produces roughly 2,500 barrels of small-batch beer a year. THE PREVIOUS RECORD FILED THIS BREWERY IN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK, because it was built from a New York State Liquor Authority Brewer licence in Monroe County and nothing else. That licence is real and is retained as evidence in this note - Narragansett was produced outside Rhode Island during the four decades it was away - but a contract or out-of-state production licence is not the brewery, and treating it as one filed the most famous beer in Rhode Island under another state. The Cranston plant is held separately as a closed production site. TO VERIFY: the dates the Rochester arrangement began and ended, and whether any production remains outside Providence.

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