BEER RELEASE – QUINCY POINT LAGER We took our latest release down to the “Shipyahd” to explore and appreciate the role Quincy Point played in the history of Quincy and our country. From 1941-1945, Fore River Shipyard and its 32,000 employees built 92 naval vessels of 11 different types; the most notable types being the battleship, carrier, heavy and light cruisers, and destroyers for which the yard has been known. Quincy Point was home to many of these hard-nosed employees. The numbers don’t lie, these folks were #QuincyBuilt and got $ #*@ done every day from punch-in until they heard that steam whistle blow. After work, they would hit the bars across the street to enjoy a cold lager much like this brew. One publican still in business today told us the workers’ wives would stand in line at the administration office on payday and wisely intercept the weekly paycheck before their husbands could overindulge after work! This lager, made in partnership would Quincy Is Everything, is a crisp Pre-Prohibition style lager checking in at 5% ABV. It’s traditionally made – featuring Sladovny Soufflet Czech Pilsen malt, 6-row malt, and corn in the grain bill. It’s hopped with magnum and cluster hops and achieves a perfect balance. Pours a deep golden with a nice frothy white head that chases the beer down the glass. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Quincy Point’s Archie Wahlberg Scholarship Foundation, which provides college scholarships to local kids! Available now in the taproom on draft & cans to-go as well as local stores/bars. Raise a glass to Quincy Point, and the people who made it great. Cheers!