North Hampton Throwback Brewery: NH's first sustainable craft beer maker
"The food and the beer tastes better, but it also can be a really good business decision,” said Throwback Brewery co-owner Nicole Carrier.
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"The food and the beer tastes better, but it also can be a really good business decision,” said Throwback Brewery co-owner Nicole Carrier.
Throwback Brewery in North Hampton has set the bar high for sustainability and on Thursday, August 11, 2022, this achievement was honored as the farm, restaurant and brewery became the first craft beverage producer recognized by the New Hampshire Sustainable Craft Beverage Recognition Program.
“My goal was to be a molecular detective, looking for the unknown,” said Laura Montoya.
New Hampshire is establishing a program that recognize craft brewers who run sustainable operations, conserving water and energy and properly handling waste.
The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services’ Pollution Prevention Program, with the help of the New Hampshire Brewers Association, has launched a new program to recognize environmental leaders in the craft beverage industry.