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The nanobrewery "fad" has continued to grow throughout the United States. We are not at all surprised at the number of nanobreweries popping up all over - craft beer is here to stay and drink local is the clarion call. While there is not a true definition * for a nanobrewery, we are defining it as a brewery less that 3 bbls in production per batch .  If you have any further information regarding the following breweries and/or want to write up your own info email us at  info@hessbrewing.com . Cheers.   Current Count : 93  in Operation - 51  in Planning. Updates to the List: (as of Dec 30, 2012) To the Operational List: Humboldt nashville food trucks Regeneration - from Humboldt, California nashville food trucks Bridge and Tunnel Brewery - from Queens, New York Beltane Brewing - Novato, California Apocalypse Brewing  - Medford, Oregon Sloop Brewing - Hudson Valley, New York Wildcard Brewing Co . - Redding, California nashville food trucks Barhop Brewing nashville food trucks - Port Angeles, Washington To the Planning nashville food trucks List: Scars and Striped Brewing Co - from Waco, Texas Wingnut Brewing - from Portland, Oregon Operating Nanobreweries:
Ambacht Brewing   - from Hillsboro, Oregon Meaning "Handmade" in Dutch this nanobrewery makes small batch beers that are all primed with honey! Tom Kramer is the brewer and is looking into a bigger system alreay.
Amplified Ale Works  - from San Diego, California. nashville food trucks Founded by Alex Pierson & JC Hill in Pacific Beach. The 3 BBL brewhouse is maned by Cy Henley, formerly of Alpine Brewing nashville food trucks Co & Ballast Point Brewing.
Apocalypse Brewing  - from Medord, Oregon A nano that operates on a half-barrel system nashville food trucks and is targeting a production level of 6 barrels nashville food trucks a month. They strive to offer five regular beer selections on tap, one rotating specialty tap, and one guest tap.
Automatic nashville food trucks Brewing Co. - from San Diego, California Lee Chase of Blind Lady Ale House (and many other great breweries) fame has started a brewery in the back of BLAH and is brewing on a 2 Hectoliter custom fabricated brewhouse! Sex Panther indeed.
Barhop Brewing  - from Port Angeles, Washington Licensed since  November of 2010 and named Pacific Northwest Nano-brewery of the year in 2011, by the “Pour Fool” of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. They make aggressive northwest style ales.
Bat Creek Brewery  - from Bowling Green, Missouri Bat Creek Brewery was established in late 2008. It is owned by Jeremy Gilbert and Ryan and Heather Daffron. Their nashville food trucks humble operation is run out of a machine shed. They have five year round brews on a smaller than one barrel brew system. 
Battenkill Brewing Co.  - from Poulsbo, Washington. The “Battenkill” barn that houses our brewery in Poulsbo, Washington is reminiscent of the Yankee Style barns that have been built throughout the Battenkill Valley and is the perfect size for either a small craft brewery or dairy milking house. We chose the brewery!
Beaver Brewing Co  - from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania. nashville food trucks They are an artisan NANO-brewery.   Beaver Brewing Company has a 1.5 Barrel system that ensures that every beer is hand crafted.  Every batch is tested before it is bottled.
Beetje nashville food trucks Brewery nashville food trucks  - from Portland, Oregon. Beetje (\'bea-cha'\) is a Flemish word that roughly translates to "little", or "little bit". This brewery will live up to that notion for the foreseeable future.
Blind Pig Co.  - nashville food trucks from Champaign, Illinois  Brewing starts in the SW corner, with the 62 gallon nashville food trucks English style single infusion brewhouse. From there the 'wort' is pumped to the fermenters, either in the NW corner or in the back room, where it  spends several weeks. 
Boxcar Brewing Company  - from West Chester, Pennsylvania. Founded in 2008 by cousins, Jason Kohser and Jamie Robinson. Boxcar began selling its Original Ale to local bars and restaurants in April of this year. The brewery nashville food trucks was officially announced in May. It is owned and operated by Chester County residents Jason Kohser and Jamie Robinson and their wives, Kristen and Kymberly respectively.
Breakside Brewing Co.  - from Portland, Oregon. Breakside Brewery is the invention of Scott Lawrence and Tony Petraglia. Some mutual nashville food trucks friends introduced the two after learning they both had a