Hopshire First Birthday Celebration!
Guess what, we are almost a year old. It has been a great first year here at Hopshire with all of our old and new Hopshire friends and we want […]
Hopshire Gives Back – Lessons Learned and Brewery Basics
Are you considering opening a brewery as a retirement project (like us) or as an exciting business venture with several business partners that are ready to take the brewing industry […]
We want you, and your fresh hops!
Are you a local hops farmer or just a beer enthusiast that has a couple vines up in the garden? On Saturday, August 31st you will have an opportunity to […]
We are Now a Farm Brewery!
Fifth Farm Brewery in the State Hopshire Farm & Brewery recently received a farm brewery designation from the State of New York. We are the 5th brewery to be licensed […]
Hopshire Heads to Da West(y)
Who likes beer (especially Hopshire beer), amazing cocktails and a backyard patio full of fun and games? I know that I most certainly like all of those, but if only […]
Tasting Takeover @ Bandwagon Brewpub
It looks like another big step for Hopshire this week! We will be going on tap at the Bandwagon Brewpub on the Commons in Ithaca. This will be our first […]
Opening Thank You From the Hopshire Family
This is a weekend we will always remember! After many years of thinking about a brewery business, three years of planning and design, and two years of construction what a […]
Thoughts on the New York Farm Brewery Law
There is a lot of excitement, anticipation and confusion regarding the New York farm brewery law that went into effect in January. We have been watching this law move through […]
Inside The Brewer’s Studio: Response to the “First Beer Survey”
Thanks to the many people who responded to our question regarding what beer you wanted us to brew first. It very interesting to see people’s opinions and was fun to […]
Is it the “beginning of the end” or the “end of the beginning”?
We get asked (A LOT!) “When are you going to open?” We are so close to brewing we can taste it. Well, almost taste it. The homebrew has to tide […]