At Wormtown Brewery, we are committed to brewing world-class beers using locally sourced ingredients regardless of cost. Our motto “A Piece of Mass in Every Glass” means our beers are crafted with the freshest ingredients for the freshest beer. This dedication to quality over quantity has earned us over 180 awards worldwide for a vast collection of recipes; but if it’s a premier IPA you are looking for, we know how to make you Be Hoppy®!
With two locations, in the heart of Worcester and Patriot Place in Foxborough, we cordially invite you to visit us, embrace the triple decker attitude, and share in new experiences using the original social network: BEER.
The Black Ale Project is a craft beer initiative to raise money and awareness on behalf of U.S. war veterans. $1 from every pint of our featured beer sold in both of our taprooms is donated to the charity of the month. To learn more about the Black Ale Project, visit: blackaleproject.org
Summer : Summer Ale
4.8% ABV | 35 IBU | SRM 3
Summer, summer, summer ale.
Time to sit back and enjoy Summer ale. Here it is the scene
slightly transformed. Just a bit of a break from the new norm.
Just a refreshing ale to break the monotony. Of all those
hardcore rules that has gotten to be. A little bit Azacca hops
that makes the beer dance. A soothing smell and a crisp look at
first glance. Give my summer a little mix. And if ain’t broke then
don’t try to fix it. Summer, summer, summer ale
Dare to Dream Ranch
Our mission is to provide alternative therapy programs for U.S. Military veterans and their families struggling with emotional challenges such as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Anxiety, Depression, Military Sexual Trauma (MST) and Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).
Our services, include, but are not limited to, utilizing equine therapy, horticulture therapy, woodworking, fly tying & fishing, beekeeping, recreational exercise, agri-therapy and career coaching. Our ultimate goal is to help our veterans become successful civilians who feel they serve a purpose after returning from their time spent on the battlefield.”
