Archive record · Brewery
Secatogue Brewing Company
West Islip, New York, New York, USA
- Founded
- Not recorded
- Archive ID
- TB-PY03F4JP
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Summary
Official brewery states Secatogue opened in May 2019 and remains active at 375 Union Boulevard, West Islip. Contemporary opening coverage identifies head brewer Ken Srubinski, wife/high-school sweetheart Katie, brothers Tom and Zach, and other family members. Patch gives planned public opening May 3, 2019. Brewery says its menu is intentionally ever-changing. Licence class: Brewery / tasting room. Suffolk County. Status as recorded: ACTIVE.
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Beers
Pink Hibiscus IPA
RetiredIPA with real hibiscus flowers
Pass 85: 2020 profile says Pink Hibiscus IPA used real hibiscus flowers, was one of Ken Srubinski's first successful recipes, and was still regularly featured. Community-listed 5.6% ABV was not promoted because stronger source does not state exact ABV. (HISTORICAL / REGULARLY FEATURED 2020) [New York Pass 140]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Lei'd Up
RetiredPorter with Hawaiian cold brew coffee and toasted coconut
Pass 85: Long Island Press founder/brewer profile explicitly names Lei'd Up as a stout/porter-side release made with Hawaiian cold brew coffee from Cyrus Chai & Coffee in Bay Shore and toasted coconut. Exact ABV not stated in this strong source; left UNKNOWN. (HISTORICAL / VERIFIED 2020) [New York Pass 140]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →All We Have Left is PB&J
RetiredCream Ale with honey, peanut butter and Concord grapes
Pass 85: Long Island Press founder/brewer profile explicitly names this experimental cream ale and its honey, peanut butter and Concord grape ingredients. Exact ABV not stated in this strong source; left UNKNOWN. (HISTORICAL / VERIFIED 2020) [New York Pass 140]
Drank this? Add it to your passport →Travel Guide
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