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For the third year in a row, local breweries have come together to brew a collaboration beer with all of the proceeds going to help fight food insecurity in their area.

In a year marked with distinct challenges, five craft breweries collaborate again for an anti-hunger cause, while launching a parallel effort in Virginia, too.

Source Brewing, the farmhouse brewery on Route 34 in Colts Neck, has brewed up a fresh batch of its ELIte Tribute Imperial North East India Pale Ale created in honor of the two-time Super Bowl winner.

We wanted to create a tap room focused brewery, with a warm friendly atmosphere.

CM was invited into this farmhouse and following is an excerpt of our meeting with Phil and Greg.

If you happened to visit the brewery during its opening weekend, then you probably had to wait on line for some time to order one of of the brews there!

The brewery has been in the works since 2017, so expect team, taps, and infrastructure (complete with Bavarian-style biergarten) ready to go when they open

We’re still incredibly excited for this one.

The new brewery will open in the fall directly behind the distillery.

Philip Petracca said the Source Farmhouse Brewery will include an indoor tap room, a backyard beer garden, bathrooms in the remodeled silos and a floor with a heating system that will be comfortable for dogs.

Greg Taylor explains the layout planned for Source Brewing.

In addition to fermenting in steel, the brewery is planning to use oak foeders as well as some horizontal tanks for lagering, Taylor said.

At the Shore, at least seven other breweries are in the works, according to the Brewers Association.

Our pursuit is to curate the best beer drinking experience possible, which we believe is best at the Source

Colts Neck officials granted a use variance for a new microbrewery in town.