EASTON, Pa. — Two Rivers Brewing Company announced it will close its Easton retail location on Aug. 17, ending more than a decade of service, community events, and award-winning brews.
In a statement, the brewery expressed gratitude to its staff, customers and community, highlighting the memories, friendships and milestones shared since opening.
The owners praised their team for years of dedication and celebrated numerous accolades, including World Beer Cup and Great American Beer Festival medals, Pennsylvania Farm Show and Allentown Fair ribbons, and Best of the Valley honors for Best Burger and Best Fries.
The brewery also reflected on its role in preserving one of Easton’s most architecturally significant buildings, which has stood in the community since 1810. The building was listed for sale for $1.1 million in June.
Over the years, the space has hosted weddings, anniversaries, birthdays, and countless community gatherings.
“It’s been our joy to witness celebrations of birthdays, anniversaries, and weddings,” the statement read. “We’d like to thank our customers who have supported us over the years. We’re proud of the people we’ve highlighted and causes supported through Great Beers for Great Causes beer releases.”
