If there is one person who knows craft beer it is Peter Egelston (WSC '81).  Leaving behind a teaching career in NYC, Peter moved to New England and together with his sister, opened what is now the oldest brewpub in the northeast: the Northhampton Brewery. Peter went on to found the Granite State's first brewpub: the Portsmouth Brewery in 1991, and Smuttynose Brewing Company in 1994. Currently, a new and modern production facility for Smuttynose is underway. The 42,000-square-foot production facility will include on-site brewing and bottling, and a farm house which will be converted into a restaurant for visitors. You can watch the progress of the Brewery construction via this webcam.

If there is one person who knows craft beer it is Peter Egelston (WSC '81).  Leaving behind a teaching career in NYC, Peter moved to New England and together with his sister, opened what is now the oldest brewpub in the northeast: the Northhampton Brewery. Peter went on to found the Granite State's first brewpub: the Portsmouth Brewery in 1991, and Smuttynose Brewing Company in 1994. Currently, a new and modern production facility for Smuttynose is underway. The 42,000-square-foot production facility will include on-site brewing and bottling, and a farm house which will be converted into a restaurant for visitors. You can watch the progress of the Brewery construction via this webcam.