Tuckerman Brewing

From modest beginnings in a garage in Conway Village, Tuckerman Brewing has become one of the longest running owner-operated breweries in the state. It’s also become a Valley staple where craft beer, community, and life in the mountains is celebrated.

One of the most popular breweries in the Mount Washington Valley came to be when Kirsten Neves and Nik Stanciu traded their careers for skis and landed in the middle of ski country. From their garage in Conway Village, they brewed their first beer and in 1998 founded Tuckerman Brewing Co., one of the longest running owner-operated breweries in New Hampshire.

Their Tuckerman Pale Ale earned a reputation for its craftmanship and over the years, the lineup has expanded to include stouts, brown ales, pilsners, hard cider and more. The brewery has also expanded, and the location includes production (where 8,000 barrels are brewed each year), packaging, a tasting room and an outdoor beer garden.

As a fixture in the Mount Washington Valley, Tuckerman Brewing is where locals and visitors gather and enjoy the mountain lifestyle that gave rise to the beer and brewery. The company hosts community events in support of local organizations, like the Mount Washington Avalanche Center and the Mount Washington Observatory.