Made in PA - Brew: The Museum of Beer

Which of the following beers are made in PA?

Sam Adams

A product of the Boston Beer Company, most of Sam Adams beer was made in the Iron City Brewery in Pittsburgh for many years. Now, Boston Beer has a major production facility in Breinigsville, PA, outside of Allentown.

Sam Adams

Yes/No

YES

Iron City

While Iron city is no longer made in Pittsburgh, it is still brewed in Pennsylvania. It is currently brewed under contract with City Brewery in Latrobe, PA.

Iron City

Yes/No

YES

Rolling Rock

Rolling Rock is now made in New Jersey. Its former plant in Latrobe is owned by City Brewing, which makes various beers under contract.

Rolling Rock

Yes/No

YES

Guinness Blonde

Guinness Blonde was also formally brewed in Latrobe. It is now brewed at the new Guinness Open Gate Brewery & Barrel House is located on the outskirts of Baltimore.

Guinness Blonde

Yes/No

YES

Southern Tier

In addition to operations in Lakewood, New York, Cleveland, Ohio, and Charlotte, North Carolina, Southern Tier operates a brewpub of the North Shore of Pittsburgh.

Southern Tier

Yes/No

YES

Hofbräuhaus

The original Hofbräuhaus is in Munich, Germany. There are also locations in Chicago, Las Vegas, St. Louis, Cleveland, Newport, KY, and Pittsburgh.

Hofbräuhaus

Yes/No

YES

Brewdog

Based in Ellon, Scotland, BrewDog has breweries in multiple countries. Its U.S. headquarters is in Columbus, Ohio, but it also has a brewpub in the East Liberty section of Pittsburgh.

Brewdog

Yes/No

YES

Pabst

Some of Pabst beers were made under contract at Lion Brewery, Inc, in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Pabst is currently made in various Miller factories, but recently announced a deal with City Brewing. No word yet whether that will happen in Latrobe or at another of City Brewing facilities.

Pabst

Yes/No

YES

Sam Adams

Yuengling is Pennsylvania’s oldest brewery and the beer we drink here is made in PA. Yuengling also has a production facility in Tampa, Florida.

Yuengling

Yes/No

YES

Red Stripe

Red Stripe was made in Latrobe, PA for several years. After Heineken purchased the brand from Diageo (the maker of Guinness), they decided to move production back to Jamaica.

Red Stripe

Yes/No

YES

Genesee

The Genesee Brewing Company, founded in 1878, is based in Rochester, New York. It is owned by FIFCO.

Genesee

Yes/No

YES

Iron Hill

Iron Hill got its start in Newark, Delaware. It now has more than 20 locations, including a dozen in Pennsylvania, each with a brewery on site.

Iron Hill

Yes/No

YES