Your Vote Can Help Throwback Brewery Relocate to Hobbs Farm
UPDATE! Thanks for voting everyone! We received enough votes to get our essays read by the committee. In fact, we are pretty sure we received the most votes in NH, so thank you for that! Voting is now closed. We have to wait until ~ Sept 15th to find out if we are awarded one of the grants. We will let everyone know if that happens! Cheers –Nicole
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Throwback Brewery’s vision has always been to one day have the brewery on a farm where we could grow some of our own ingredients, provide a great total beer experience for our fans, and help to preserve farmland in our community. So when an opportunity presented itself to possibly acquire a historic farm right here in North Hampton (less than 1/4 mile from our
current location), we had to go for it! Last weekend, we went to the property auction and walked away with the successful bid!
We were already working on expanding our operation here at the brewery, but now with this farm property, we intend to install the bigger system at the historic Hobbs Farm in North Hampton, NH, and start using the land as farmland again – growing hops, grain and other adjuncts.
This new location will allow us to expand our tasting hours/area and give us room for future plans like hosting events in the barn, perhaps having some food in the tasting room, and possibly even a brewery B&B down the road.
To help with some of the costs, we are applying for a small business grant that is being offered by LivingSocial and Chase, called Mission: Small Business. This program will award 12 different small businesses with grants of $250,000 each. Your vote of support will help us qualify for this grant. To vote, go to Mission: Small Business and click on “Log In & Support” at the lower right side of the page. From there you’ll be directed to either sign in to Facebook, or if already signed in, the voting page will appear. Just type in Throwback Brewery for the business name and our info will pop up, along with a button to click for your vote.
We are so excited to have this opportunity to continue growing our farm- and community-oriented brewery at Hobbs Farm. Please consider voting for us! And look for updates on our progress at the farm.
For additional information on Mission: Small Business, check out this press release: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120507005532/en/Chase-LivingSocial-Launch%C2%A0%E2%80%9CMission-Small-Business%E2%80%9D-Grant-Program













Amazing. Throwback deserves my vote.
Looking forward to visiting this new business.
Cory wants to move back and work for you now!
Love it! Especially if that comes with a patti
So happy to hear the news about the farm. What a great plan to grow your business and make it a destination spot on the seacoast. You got my vote!!!
Tasted your brown ale at the Black Trumpet in Portsmouth, NH, even better than Moat Mountain’s in N.Conway, NH! Hope you make a go of it and it goes mainstream in small batches so we can buy your beer in NH supermarkets. Your beer is good enough to make the pilgrimage to fill a couple of growlers at your N. Hampton location, but availability in 12 oz. 12 packs is the key to wide distribution success.
Thanks, Bruce! We are so small, it is not currently cost effective to fill 12 oz bottles. One day we dream of getting the machinery to do so, though! Thanks for the feedback.
What is going to happen to the white donkey? We have been driving by and seeing him for years!
Jericho (the white donkey) will continue to live at Hobbs Farm!