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TOMS RIVER BREWING

September 16, 2019
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1540 Rt. 37 West, Toms River
732.608.1004
tomsriverbrewing.com
TAP ROOM OPEN THURS-SUN
 

“Marvelously impressed with the overhaul since new ownership, the new beer styles especially, the attention to detail in everything they do—looking forward to seeing what else the team at TRB comes up with.” —Howard Trinc, local beer sipper

Jim Mulligan acquired Rinn Duin Brewery in 2018; soon enough, it was known as Toms River Brewing—and was leaving a major mark on New Jersey’s craft beer industry. By expanding on classic beer styles and exploring with natural fl avors, the brewery creates a diverse collection of beers appealing to both the casual sipper and avid craft beer enthusiast. Enigmatic head brewer Bob Warzecha mans the brew house and continues to keep fl agship beers, such as St. John’s Irish Red Ale, Sweet Nothin’ Honey Cream Ale, and High Cross Red Rye India Pale Ale on tap and in cans throughout New Jersey. Toms River Brewing recently expanded its brewing system to create and test out interesting new brews like Irish Eye’s, a hazy and juicy New England style IPA. The brewery encourages readers to stop by its newly renovated tap room for fresh flights, pints, cans, growlers and crowlers.

STAFF PICKS

High Cross Red Rye DIPA, 8.3% ABV
A unique take on a classic West Coast DIPA, using large amounts of rye and caramel malts to produce refreshing fl avors of earthy notes and spice

Irish Eye’s NE Session IPA, 5.1% ABV
A light bodied, hazy and aromatic session IPA. Brewed with an abundance of Citra, Galaxy, and Centennial hops, this juicy IPA has explosive flavors of citrus with refreshingly clean finish.

Sweet Nothin’ Honey Cream Ale, 5.2% ABV
An American-style cream ale; uses locally sourced wildfl ower honey from Zenjas Honey Farms in Long Branch, NJ, along with fl aked corn, Challenger & Progress hops to create a light bodied, straw colored and brightly carbonated year-round brew.

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