Craft beer enthusiasts looking to explore Rhode Island’s brewing scene have plenty of options to choose from. Buttonwoods Brewery, now located in Providence, offers a unique hideaway vibe with a variety of beers including a German rye beer. Long Live Beerworks in the West End of Providence is known for their hazy IPAs and thick imperial stouts. Moniker Brewery, located in a former auto repair shop, offers a wide selection of lighter lagers and ales. Proclamation Ale Company in Warwick stands out for its daring range of styles, from berry-flavored stouts to oak-aged ales.
Pivotal Brewing Co. in Bristol is known for its dry-hopped double IPAs and a spacious industrial tasting room filled with artwork. Ragged Island Brewing Co. in Portsmouth has a unique location in a former garden center with a greenhouse for tasting. Finally, Tilted Barn Brewery in Exeter offers a picturesque setting on a family farm with top-notch IPAs and other brews. Visitors can enjoy a vast selection of beers at each brewery, from traditional styles to experimental creations.
Steve Greenlee, a journalism professor at Boston University, provides insights into each brewery’s atmosphere and standout beer offerings. Craft beer enthusiasts can embark on a beer-tasting adventure in Rhode Island, discovering unique brews and experiencing the state’s thriving craft beer scene.
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