Archive record · Brewery
Other Half Brewing Company
Brooklyn, New York, New York, USA
- Founded
- 2014
- Archive ID
- TB-ME4DM0XR
- Last checked
- Not yet checked
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Summary
Dominates the East Coast hype scene, famous for extreme hop saturation and industry collaborations. Official site states Other Half was founded in Brooklyn in 2014. Other Half Domino Park is an official Other Half taproom + small-batch brewery location, not a separate brewery brand entity. License premises preserved. Licence class: Farm Brewer | Micro-Brewer. Kings County. Status as recorded: ACTIVE - SLA LICENSED.
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Tally’s Take
Dominating the East Coast hype scene, famous for extreme hop saturation and high-profile industry collaborations.
Where it is
40.67369, -73.99917
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Behind the beer
Brooklyn powerhouse of contemporary hazy IPA and stout.
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Beers
All Green Everything
LimitedTriple IPA
A Brooklyn triple IPA whose release days drew queues around the block before that was normal anywhere outside Vermont.
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LimitedHazy Imperial IPA
An anniversary triple IPA from the Brooklyn brewery whose release-day queues around the block became normal for the category.
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