Boston beer lovers are in for a treat as Voodoo Brewing Co., the acclaimed Pennsylvania-based brewpub chain, is slated for a Hub expansion, with a new franchised location opening later this year. Recognized for its distinct beer, the Meadville headquartered company will now bring its craft to Massachusetts for the first time, promising a venue that will serve up a menu catering not only to beer aficionados but also to local palates.
According to a press release, the Boston outpost will boast a selection of Voodoo's beers, cocktails, and hard seltzers, along with food items "tailored to local tastes." This marks a significant milestone for the brewery, which has already firmly planted its ale-soaked roots across various states, including Ohio, North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, Colorado, and Nevada.
Since Voodoo Brewing Co. poured its first drink in 2005, the company has been on an upward trajectory. The opening of its first taproom happened in 2012, triggering a series of successes leading quickly to spread their brewing wings. Now, with multiple locations and a globally recognized brand, Voodoo Brewing Co. is positioned to craft to become a major player in Boston's competitive beer scene.
The brewery’s about page reveals that the employee-owned Voodoo Brewing Co. is no stranger to international acclaim, regularly invited to showcase their brews at prestigious festivals worldwide. For beer enthusiasts who value meticulous attention to detail and consistent quality, the upcoming brewpub is set to be a welcome addition to Boston's already vibrant beer culture. Moreover, the company's website boasts numerous accolades that testify to their dedication to beer innovation and exceptional ingredients.
Boston's craft beer enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the grand opening, with Voodoo Brewing Co. preparing to serve a piece of Pennsylvania's rich brewing tradition in the heart of the city. Until then, the local scene will no doubt be bubbling with speculation and excitement about the newest watering hole set to join the illustrious ranks of Boston's finest purveyors of pints.
