Opened in 1995.

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Not sure what made me think of them today, but I'm curious about everyone's thoughts on any recent visits.

I only visited them once, it was in their original location that originally belonged to Tuckahoe.

I know they're a brew pub now. How's the food? How's the beer?

Haven't had it in forever, but the wife and I loved "547".

I've been a regular at Double Nickel the past few years, and nowadays it feels like Double Nickel doesn't even want to be a brewery anymore.

First, let me say they have some really solid IPAs, and their fan fave hot honey pizza is absolutely fantastic when done right. However, ever since they got their liquor license things feel like they've been going downhill.

The past few times I've been there, the place has been overrun by kids that aren't being supervised by their parents. Those same parents are ordering cocktails that the bartenders clearly aren't prepared to make with any level of efficiency, making lines build up. The food is taking way too long to be ready, and they've lost a lot of their mainstay bartenders to other breweries.

The last time i bought cans on site, i checked the dates when i got home and realized their beer had been canned over 4 months ago. With the price of NJ craft beer nowadays that's unacceptable.

They also got rid of trivia and completely killed their Monday business and turned off a bunch of regulsrs in the process (my understanding is that it was a result of ownership trying to penny pinch the trivia company).

The place went from being a solid brewery hangout to a weird hybrid brewery/family-restuarant-that-serves-cocktails spot that seems like it resents its own status as a brewery.

They're always busy, so maybe that's a winning business strategy, but as fan of local breweries at this point I can only recommend it if you're looking for a brewery that also serves food. Even then, the quality of their chicken wings/tenders, and basically everything other than their pizza (which even that has been burnt on a couple occasions recently) has drastically fallen off.

Does anybody else familiar with the brewery feel similarly?

Finally, this isnt a shot at a brewery for "getting to mainstream." Tonewood continues to crush it, and Cape May and Kane continue to keep their quality and brewery experience up despite their growth.

Wondering if anyone knows of an NJ brewery that is currently producing an Irish Red Ale? North Jersey but I'll take recommendations from central/south as well.

I saw a few different kinds at bottle republic on Easton but they were dated March so I passed.

I feel like there were a lot more “true” craft beer bars in North Jersey… places like the Coppermine or the Twisted Elm years ago. But seems like those are few and far between these days. A lot more places seem to be cocktail-focused with limited beer selections. Do you think the old school craft beer bars will ever make a return? Or has the whole industry shifted?

Beer Trail Passport Launch Party & Benefit for the Prallsville Mills!

Sunday, 5/31

12-3 pm

Link to eventbrite.. Tickets not needed, but RSVPing helps.

Join us at the Prallsville Mills in Stockton (by the Delaware River / Lambertville... not by the college) to kick off the 2026 Hunterdon Beer Trail with brews, bites, and good vibes at the Passport Launch Party!

Pick up your passport, sip on delicious half-pint pours for just $5, enjoy live music, and grab a bite from local food trucks. All profits from beer sales will go to benefit this beloved historic landmark! Come for the brews, stay for the vibes, and don’t miss the fun! This is a family friendly event, 21+ to enjoy a beer.

Amazing food will be available for purchase from two local favorites — Viva Mexico and Local Harvest Pizza! Craft beer will be provided from each of the 8 breweries in Hunterdon County.

LIVE MUSIC by Jericho Grass - Since 1979 Jericho Grass has been providing the Delaware Valley with their own unique mix of jazz, country, and mountain music, all with a bluegrass core.

Beer Trail Breweries: (not sure if these links work.. I am no good with copy / paste... you get the idea)

• u/conclavebrewing | Raritan Twp

• u/descendantsbrewingcompany | Milford

• u/eskerhart | High Bridge

• u/invertase.brewing | Lambertville

• u/loneeaglebrew | Flemington

• u/oddbirdbrewing | Stockton

• u/readingtonbrewery | Readington

• u/sunkensilo | Lebanon

• u/wildfernbrewing | Frenchtown

My favorite is Bolero snort, especially this year with their bakers dozen series. I'm on the lookout for more in Northern and central NJ so please let me know you fav breweries that are heavy into sours!

I stopped by last Saturday (May 9th) and they were closed with an eviction notice on the door. Anyone know whats going on?

Was in Bradley for brunch this morning, and, unsolicited, my family, who has been trained, for better or worse, to know we go to BBP when we're in the area, asked to go. I explained that BBP was no longer there, but another brewery had taken over so we picked up some pastries from Del Ponte's and headed over.

First, if you've been to BBP, you immediately recognize the space, but they've totally made it their own. Beautiful. Very rustic. Less of a beach vibe, but I can see it being really, really enjoyable in a beach winter. Really loved the vibe.

Had Some Cerveza with Limes from the Lukr which was a delightful Mexican lager that I hope they have on when it gets warmer. Spazzmatic Fermenaunshine was a crushable, but flavorful session. Fluffy Clouds and Wasps Nest were solid IPAs. Looking for Pancakes was fantastic and loaded with coffee flavor sweetened by the maple.

We'll miss our stops at Bradley Brew on the way home from trips to the beach, but super excited to start new traditions at Erratic Fermentations. Definitely go out of your way to check it out.

Opened in 2024.

Feel free to talk about your favorite beers of theirs, an experience you've had at the brewery, a fun fact you know about them, etc. Anything you'd like, as long as it's about that particular brewery.

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Brewery of the Week Archive

Map of NJ Breweries

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/r/njbeer Wiki of Official Accounts