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Our first craft beer Summer’s End is getting a promotion! You Ale House adherents of many years may remember Summer’s End was our first brew at the Ale House, back in August 2006. We argued over its name – a lot. I won the argument, but soon, this name will be tucked...

All y’all are probably wondering if anything is going on for St. Patrick’s Day here. And, to be brief, there is. You may recall that last year, this whole other-worldly, strange and totally unacceptable ‘thing’ happened on exactly St. Patrick’s Day, in Mass., thereby...

Facelift might be new to you, but this beer has been here since 2006.  Rick Walton, Gardner Ale House owner, prior to buying, opening and running his brewpub used to brew beer in his cold, cob webby, basement.  This is where Facelift was created.  You could also say...

Hear ye, hear ye! Our great collaboration brew with Red Apple Farm, namely the Red Apple Farm Semi-sweet Hard Cider, has made it into the can and is available everywhere including here, at the front door. 2021 marks the year that the Red Apple Farm Semi-Sweet Hard...

In our first 60-second video episode of Rick's Beer Shorts, which is featured on our Instagram feed (@moonhillbrewing) weekly, Rick's craft beer journey brings him to Lithuania (sorta), where he explains the nuances of our Lithuanian Lager (Lit Lager) and the...

Rick continues his craft beer journey in this episode of Rick's Beer Shorts. In this video Rick reviews Moon Hill's flagship brew, Pufnstuf American IPA. Rick describes a happy and unintended consequence in the brewing of this popular regional favorite. Watch Rick’s...

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Our greatly anticipated release of Perley Girl, "in the can", just happened yesterday. Greatly anticipated for many reasons, not the least of which is that since can sales are so important to you and to us as we weather unusual times, we want more than ever to get our...

In our own version of Waiting For Godot, Vladimir and Estragon (I looked that up; I'm not that well read) wait and wait and wait, for the Brew Barn to open. The weather grows hotter and more uncomfortable, while Vladimir and Estragon grow thirstier and more weary as...