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'''Victory Brewing Company''' is a [[brewery]] located in [[Downingtown, Pennsylvania]]. It was founded in 1996 by [[Bill Covaleski]] and [[Ron Barchet]], who were childhood friends and had a shared passion for [[craft beer]]. The brewery is known for its innovative brewing techniques and a wide range of beer styles.


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==History==
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Victory Brewing Company was established in an old [[pepperidge farm]] bakery, which was transformed into a state-of-the-art brewing facility. The founders, both experienced brewers, aimed to create a brewery that combined European brewing traditions with American creativity.
| name = Victory Brewing Company
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| location = [[Downingtown, Pennsylvania]]
| owner = [[Artisanal Brewing Ventures]]
| opened = 1996
| production = 125,000 barrels/year
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'''Victory Brewing Company''' is a [[craft brewery]] headquartered in [[Downingtown, Pennsylvania]]. Founded by childhood friends, [[Ron Barchet]] and [[Bill Covaleski]], in 1996, Victory officially opened its doors in February of the same year.
==Beers==
Victory Brewing Company offers a variety of beers, including year-round offerings, seasonal brews, and limited releases. Some of their most popular beers include:


==History==
* '''[[Prima Pils]]''': A classic [[German-style pilsner]] known for its crisp and refreshing taste.
Victory Brewing Company was founded in 1996 by [[Ron Barchet]] and [[Bill Covaleski]], who met on a school bus in 1973. The brewery is located in the former [[Pepperidge Farm]] complex in [[Downingtown, Pennsylvania]], where the two began brewing on a 25-barrel system.  
* '''HopDevil IPA''': An [[India Pale Ale]] with a bold hop character.
* '''Golden Monkey''': A [[Belgian-style tripel]] with a rich, fruity flavor.


==Products==
==Brewing Process==
Victory Brewing Company produces a variety of beers, including [[HopDevil IPA]], [[Golden Monkey]], and [[Prima Pils]].  
Victory Brewing Company is committed to using high-quality ingredients and traditional brewing methods. They source their hops from both domestic and international suppliers, ensuring a diverse range of flavors in their beers. The brewery also emphasizes sustainability, implementing practices to reduce their environmental impact.


==Expansion==
==Facilities==
In 2014, Victory opened a second brewery in [[Parkesburg, Pennsylvania]]. This location has a 50-barrel brewhouse and a capacity of 225,000 barrels annually.  
The main brewery in Downingtown features a [[brewpub]] where visitors can enjoy fresh beer and a menu of food items designed to complement the beer offerings. Victory Brewing Company also has additional locations in [[Parkesburg, Pennsylvania]] and [[Kennett Square, Pennsylvania]].


==Partnership==
==Community Involvement==
In 2016, Victory entered into an alliance with [[Southern Tier Brewing Company]] to become part of [[Artisanal Brewing Ventures]].
Victory Brewing Company is actively involved in the local community, supporting various charitable organizations and events. They are committed to promoting responsible drinking and fostering a sense of community among beer enthusiasts.


==See Also==
==Related pages==
* [[Craft beer]]
* [[List of breweries in Pennsylvania]]
* [[List of breweries in Pennsylvania]]
* [[Craft brewing]]
* [[Beer in the United States]]
 
==References==
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==External Links==
* [http://www.victorybeer.com Official website]


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[[Category:American beer brands]]
[[Category:Companies based in Chester County, Pennsylvania]]
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Victory Brewing Company is a brewery located in Downingtown, Pennsylvania. It was founded in 1996 by Bill Covaleski and Ron Barchet, who were childhood friends and had a shared passion for craft beer. The brewery is known for its innovative brewing techniques and a wide range of beer styles.

History[edit]

Victory Brewing Company was established in an old pepperidge farm bakery, which was transformed into a state-of-the-art brewing facility. The founders, both experienced brewers, aimed to create a brewery that combined European brewing traditions with American creativity.

Beers[edit]

Victory Brewing Company offers a variety of beers, including year-round offerings, seasonal brews, and limited releases. Some of their most popular beers include:

Brewing Process[edit]

Victory Brewing Company is committed to using high-quality ingredients and traditional brewing methods. They source their hops from both domestic and international suppliers, ensuring a diverse range of flavors in their beers. The brewery also emphasizes sustainability, implementing practices to reduce their environmental impact.

Facilities[edit]

The main brewery in Downingtown features a brewpub where visitors can enjoy fresh beer and a menu of food items designed to complement the beer offerings. Victory Brewing Company also has additional locations in Parkesburg, Pennsylvania and Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.

Community Involvement[edit]

Victory Brewing Company is actively involved in the local community, supporting various charitable organizations and events. They are committed to promoting responsible drinking and fostering a sense of community among beer enthusiasts.

Related pages[edit]