Magic Hat Brewing Company
Magic Hat Brewing Company is a brewery located in South Burlington, Vermont. It was founded in 1994 by Alan Newman and Bob Johnson. The brewery is known for its creative and eclectic approach to brewing, often incorporating unusual ingredients and brewing techniques.
History[edit | edit source]
Magic Hat Brewing Company was established in 1994. The founders, Alan Newman and Bob Johnson, aimed to create a brewery that would stand out in the burgeoning craft beer market. The brewery quickly gained a reputation for its innovative beers and unique branding.
Beers[edit | edit source]
Magic Hat produces a variety of beers, including year-round offerings, seasonal brews, and limited-edition releases. Some of their most popular beers include:
- #9: A "not quite pale ale" with a hint of apricot.
- Circus Boy: A Hefeweizen with a touch of lemon.
- Single Chair: A light, crisp Golden Ale.
Brewery and Taproom[edit | edit source]
The Magic Hat brewery features a taproom where visitors can sample a wide range of their beers. The brewery also offers tours, providing an inside look at the brewing process and the history of the company.
Community Involvement[edit | edit source]
Magic Hat is known for its involvement in the local community. The brewery hosts various events throughout the year, including the annual Mardi Gras celebration in Burlington, Vermont. They also support local charities and organizations through donations and sponsorships.
Acquisition[edit | edit source]
In 2010, Magic Hat was acquired by North American Breweries, which is a subsidiary of Florida Ice & Farm Co.. Despite the acquisition, Magic Hat has continued to operate with a high degree of independence, maintaining its unique identity and brewing philosophy.
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