Introduction
Craft beer has never been so popular and with this popularity comes a new wave of creative and passionate brewers. These “young guns” are developing unique flavors and intriguing techniques that are pushing the boundaries of brewing. Here, we’re going to whet your appetite with a rundown of five young breweries that, in no time at all, you’ll be hearing about all over the craft beer world.
1. Froth Craft Beer Co.
Location: New York, USA
With a story as rich as their beers, Froth Craft Beer Co. began in a small backyard garage in 2018. Since then, their journey has led them to upgrade to a proper brewing facility and there’s no looking back. Their mixes appeal to both casual beer fans and hard-core craft aficionados alike, with an exciting selection of IPAs, Stouts, and Seasonal Beers that really highlight their craftsmanship.
2. Hop Hit Farm Brewery
Location: London, UK
Founded by beer enthusiasts and childhood friends, Hop Hit Farm Brewery is true to its name. They grow and harvest their own hops on their eco-friendly farm. The result? A range of fresh, vibrant, and complex beers that tell a story from field to foam. Try their Hoppy Blonde for a true taste of their skill and dedication.
3. Frolicking Ferret Brewery
Location: Tasmania, Australia
Bringing fresh tastes from Down-Under to the global scene since 2017, Frolicking Ferret Brewery is all about using native ingredients to put a unique spin on traditional brew recipes. With their signature Tasmanian Honey Porter, and the highly-rated Aussie Pale Ale, this young brewery is quickly making a name for itself.
4. Oslo Ale Works
Location: Oslo, Norway
Oslo Ale Works prides itself on crafting beers that reflect the Nordic heritage. Wood-aged in traditional barrels, these brewers lean into Norway’s cold climate to produce beers with truly unique character. Look out for their Masiv Scandinavian Porter with a stunning starburst of flavors.
5. Andean Mountain Brewer
Location: Quito, Ecuador
Rising stars, quite literally, the Andean Mountain Brewery is nestled high in the Ecuadorian Andes, where they use pure mountain spring water for their brews. Their exceptional Andean Wheat beer is already gaining recognition in local beer competitions.
Conclusion
The craft beer scene continues to grow and these young breweries are proof of its vibrant future. With their strong commitment to quality, creativity, and sustainability, they offer beer lovers around the world new flavors and styles to explore. So, next time you fancy something cold and refreshing, keep an eye out for these names. You heard it here first!
