Breweries To Check Out In Southeastern Connecticut

Southeastern Connecticut has a growing brewery scene that blends local flavor with creative craft beer. From small neighborhood taprooms to established brewing destinations, the region offers something for every kind of beer drinker. This guide highlights breweries that are worth checking out.

Fox Farm Brewery

Fox Farm Brewery is one of our top breweries in Connecticut for many reasons. One of the most notable reasons is that they have a wide variety of beers that are all very well-crafted. Plus, being a Salem, Connecticut native this brewery was always a great local escape out of the house!
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Shunock River Brewery

Located in the center of North Stonington village, Shunock River Brewery is a great brewery to stop for some local beers. Whether you drink ales or IPAs, this brewery and cafe will definitely have something on tap for you! They also have great wood-fired pizza!
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Tox Brewing Company

Tox Brewing Company on Bank Street in New London is known for its creative craft beers and experimental flavor profiles brewed on site. The welcoming taproom also offers food like pizza and additional beverages, making it a fun destination for groups or relaxed outings. The space features engaging touches, like games, and events that reflect its community focus and innovative approach to brewing.
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Outer Light Brewing Company

Outer Light Brewing Company in Groton is known for its wide variety of craft beers, ranging from hoppy IPAs to rich stouts. The brewery prides itself on using quality ingredients and offering a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere for both locals and visitors. With a rotating selection of seasonal brews and a cozy taproom, it’s a great spot to unwind and explore unique flavors in the heart of southeastern Connecticut. They don’t serve food, but you’re welcome to bring your own!
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Epicure Brewing

Epicure is a craft brewery and taproom that’s located in the heart of historic downtown Norwich. This brewery doesn’t offer food, but they do allow you to bring your own food. In fact, they encourage you to grab a bite to eat from local restaurants. The atmosphere here is fun and they have a lot of fun games to play while you enjoy your craft beer.
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Beer’d Brewing Co.

Beer’d is a laid-back craft brewery in the historic Velvet Mill in Stonington. It offers a great chance to sample a wide variety of innovative beers, from hop-forward IPAs to creative seasonal brews in a relaxed taproom setting. While they don’t serve food, you can grab pizza nearby.
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Niantic Public House and Brewery

Niantic Public House in downtown Niantic features a casual taproom with a rotating selection of craft beers, ciders, seltzers, and wines, many of which are brewed in-house or sourced from the region. They don’t serve food, but you can order food from nearby to enjoy at the brewery. I’d recommend tacos from La Llorona or a pizza from Vincitori Apizza.
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Rule of 3 Brewery

Rule of 3 Brewing in East Hampton is a local favorite. They serve great beer in a laid back taproom. They offer a variety of events from trivia nights to winter markets. It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area.
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Little House Brewing Company

Little House Brewing Company in downtown Chester offers a cozy, welcoming atmosphere in a historic 200 year old building. The beer is thoughtfully crafted, with clear attention to quality and creativity in every pour. Last time I went, they also had some mixed drinks on tap!