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The Prodigal Brewery

Effingham, New Hampshire, USA

Closed · 2007Ownership unknownMicrobrewery
Founded
2007
Closed
2007
Archive ID
TB-AEM44XPJ
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From the record

Summary

Address: 678 Town House Road. Brewer Paul Davis started Prodigal Brewing Company in Effingham in 2007 after earlier professional brewing work at Castle Springs and Thomas Hooker. The brewery won a 2010 GABF Bronze for Reverend Potter's Baltic Porter and later closed. This historical Effingham brewery is separate from the current Auburn Prodigal unless future evidence proves a legal or ownership connection. [USA Pass 27]

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Events

  1. Paul Davis's Effingham brewery eraDate unknown

    Event · Effingham

    Paul Davis started the Effingham Prodigal in 2007; its Reverend Potter's Baltic Porter won 2010 GABF Bronze before the brewery later closed.

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The People

Behind the beer

Paul Davis
Founder

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The Beer Library

Beers

Reverend Potter's Baltic Porter

Retired

Baltic-Style Porter

ABV7.0%

(HISTORICAL / AWARD-WINNING) [USA Pass 27]

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On the record

Awards

  • 2010

    Bronze — Baltic-Style Porter — Reverend Potter's Baltic Porter

    Great American Beer Festival

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Straight answers

Common questions about The Prodigal Brewery

Is The Prodigal Brewery still open?
No. The Prodigal Brewery has closed (2007).
When was The Prodigal Brewery founded?
The Prodigal Brewery was founded in 2007 in Effingham, USA.

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