The North Brewery announces closure

ENDICOTT, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – A brewery known for its extreme and creative beer, good vibes, and welcoming atmosphere has announced that it will be officially closing its doors.

The North Brewery, located at 110 Washington Avenue in Endicott, posted to its Facebook account on Thursday and announced that it will be halting its operations after 12 years in business.

According to the North Brewery, the decision came after months of consideration. It is inviting the community to stop by in the upcoming weeks to enjoy one of its unique craft beers that it claims will never be sold again.

Owned and operated by Union-Endicott graduate Zach Pedley, the North Brewery prides itself on serving quality beer, specializing in IPAs and Stouts. Throughout the years, he’s created a multitude of unique beers, constructed a bar, and had his beer distributed at local restaurants and in Rochester.

Updates on the final closure will be provided on the business’s Facebook. Click here to stay up to date on when you can say goodbye to one of the area’s first craft breweries.

The North Brewery is open from 3 to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 12 to 9 on Friday and Saturday.

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