New Holland Brewing Company

New Holland Brewing Company

Art in Fermented Form; Stop and Taste
Location Holland, Michigan
Opened 1996
Annual production volume ca. 30,000 US beer barrels (35,000 hL) (2014)
Active beers
Name Type
Mad Hatter India Pale Ale
Full Circle Kölsch
Sundog Amber Ale
The Poet Stout
Monkey King Saison
Dragon's Milk Oak-Aged Ale from the High–Gravity Series
Night Tripper Imperial Stout from the High–Gravity Series
Imperial Hatter India Pale Ale from the High–Gravity Series
Black Tulip Belgian Tripel from the High–Gravity Series
Seasonal beers
Name Type
White Hatter White IPA
Ichabod Pumpkin Ale
Cabin Fever Brown Ale

New Holland Brewing Company is a company located in Holland, Michigan. The company operates a microbrewery, located on the city's northside, and a distillery, specialty brew house, restaurant, and pub in downtown Holland. The company's beers are sold at its restaurant and are distributed throughout Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Kansas, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, North Dakota, North and South Carolina, and Connecticut.

History

Jason Spaulding and Brett Vander Kamp, the founders of New Holland Brewing Company, grew up together in Midland, Michigan, and later attended Hope College. In college Spaulding and Vander Kamp cultivated a love of homebrewing, which would bring them together again shortly after graduation. Their business plan took two years to formulate, but once complete, the pair quickly lined up investors, and in 1996 New Holland was founded in Holland, Michigan.[1]

Originally, the duo's goal was to produce beer that was characteristically unique to Western Michigan. Their beer was well received, and the company increased production to just over 5,000 US beer barrels (590,000 l) in 2006. In 2007 the company increased production to over 7,500 US bbl (880,000 l).[2] In 2012, Brewmaster John Haggerty left New Holland to start its own brewery in Dayton, Ohio named Warped Wing. [3]

New Holland began distilling whiskey, rum and gin in 2005, and selling it in 2008.[4]

References

  1. ↑ "New Holland Brewing". The American Breweriana Association. Archived from the original (HTML) on 2007-08-11. Retrieved 2007-12-09.
  2. ↑ "About Us" (HTML). New Holland Brewing Company. Retrieved 2007-12-09.
  3. ↑
  4. ↑ New Holland Brewing Co.'s distribution, in-house sale of spirits launched today

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Coordinates: 42°48′15.39″N 86°7′36.3″W / 42.8042750°N 86.126750°W / 42.8042750; -86.126750

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