Cape May Brewing ends self-distribution
In a little more than a decade, Cape May Brewing Company went from a tiny craft brewery to a multistate operation, one that industry observers describe as New Jersey’s largest brewing company.
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In a little more than a decade, Cape May Brewing Company went from a tiny craft brewery to a multistate operation, one that industry observers describe as New Jersey’s largest brewing company.
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In a little more than a decade, Cape May Brewing Company went from a tiny craft brewery to a multistate operation, one that industry observers describe as New Jersey’s largest brewing company.
Both breweries have contended to be the state's largest brewery at different times. Now it will be a sure thing.
Cape May Brewing Co. will acquire Flying Fish Brewing Co., often considered the oldest craft brewery in New Jersey. The purchasing agreement allows both beers to be sold independently of one another while expanding Cape May Brewing's distribution across New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware. Beers from both breweries will be available at each tasting room in Rio Grande and Somerdale and the same retailers and bars throughout the region.