Due South Brewing Company

After a decade of operations, Due South Brewing Co. in Boynton Beach, Florida, will permanently close its taproom December 19 and cease distribution of its offerings later this year.

BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. — Due South Brewing Company, a Boynton Beach, Florida based craft beer manufacturer that is veteran owned and operated, has released Land, Sea, & Air, an amber ale to help raise funds for Wounded Veterans Relief Fund, a local Lake Park, Florida veterans organization that exists to provide emergency financial support to… Read more »

Due South Brewing Company is launching its Florida Summer Series mix pack this June 14. The pack features three different variations on its year-round Coastline Lager: Grapefruit Coastline, Lemon Coastline and Strawberry Coastline.

Due South Brewing Company is releasing their award-winning Mexican Standoff porter at their Boynton Beach taproom on April 26 beginning at noon. The beer will be available on draft and in 12 oz. cans to go.

Due South Brewing Company is proud to be releasing a new beer called Full Gorilla, brewed for local morning show The KVJ Show on 97.9 WRMF.

With Veterans Day coming up soon on November 11th, Boynton Beach’s Due South Brewing Company worked together with members of their distributor’s team who are veterans on October 17th to craft an incredible beer that showcases a unique blend of hops that were selected by veterans across the United States!

Due South Brewing Company plans to begin selling its award-winning beers throughout the greater Tampa Bay area and Florida’s West Coast starting March 13, 2017.

Due South Brewing Company has entered into a partnership with The Ballpark of the Palm Beaches for the inaugural 2017 season to become the craft beer partner of The Ballpark.

Hopicana, the Spring seasonal release from Due South Brewing Company, is returning to cans and draft lines starting February 1st.

Due South Brewing Company has released a new core brand – Citrafied – that will be available year-round at the Due South tap room and throughout their distribution network. It will be available on draft and in 12 ounce cans beginning late November in bars, restaurants, and retail locations across South Florida and in December throughout most of the state of Florida.

For the first time in eight years, Harpoon Brewery has expanded its distribution footprint. The Boston-based craft brewery announced Monday a pair of deals to put its beer into Minnesota and Wisconsin.

After three years of fighting to repeal Florida’s long held ban on the half-gallon jugs, craft brewers will soon be able to sell 64 oz. refillable growlers. State lawmakers passed a bill to legalize the container on Friday. Senate Bill 186 passed out of the House unanimously and awaits Gov. Rick Scott’s signature. It legalizes 64-oz. growlers filled at the point of sale. The bill also clarifies a controversial “tourism exemption” that had enabled craft brewers to operate in a legal gray areas as both retailers and producers.