The Northeast Timberland Band has been making music in the Twin Ports since 2013. From styles of country rock to bluegrass to folk, you are bound to find something you can tap along to. Join us at the taproom every fourth Saturday from 6:00 - 8:00 PM with your favorite Castle Danger brew.
Buy one get one 1/2 off on all crowlers and growlers!
$1 off pints every Monday from 4-9pm!
Join us at the taproom every Tuesday for $5 off any of our small batch beers. These pilot brews are our experimental batches which means NEW, EXCITING, FLAVORS that are exclusive to the taproom...you won't find them anywhere else!
Taproom Loyalty members will receive double-points for their purchases on Wednesdays. Beers, a t-shirt from the merch store, another beer, a growler of your favorite beer to go, all double-points on Wednesdays. Not a Taproom Loyalty member? Join on your next trip to the brewery or sign up here.
Order or bring in a pizza from either Northshore Pizza Cafe or Do North Pizza and get $1 off up to four pints.
Named after their daughters’ middle names, The Rainy Rose is a family-run food trailer owned by Mike and Amy Wahlman. This local favorite brings bold, Mexican-inspired comfort food to the North Shore, crafted with heart, heritage, and serious flavor. From crispy chimichangas and birria tacos to loaded nachos and their fan-favorite Cuban sandwich, The Rainy … Continued
Buy a flight and get a free 11 oz. pour of your favorite sample. Valid all day.
Named after their daughters’ middle names, The Rainy Rose is a family-run food trailer owned by Mike and Amy Wahlman. This local favorite brings bold, Mexican-inspired comfort food to the North Shore, crafted with heart, heritage, and serious flavor. From crispy chimichangas and birria tacos to loaded nachos and their fan-favorite Cuban sandwich, The Rainy … Continued
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