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'''Triangle Brewing Company''' was a [[microbrewery]] located in [[Durham, North Carolina]]. It was known for producing a variety of [[craft beer]]s, including [[Belgian-style beer]]s and [[American-style beer]]s. The brewery was a significant part of the local [[craft beer]] scene in the [[Research Triangle]] area. | |||
==History== | |||
Triangle Brewing Company was founded in 2007 by Rick Tufts and Andy Miller. The founders were inspired by the growing craft beer movement and sought to bring unique and flavorful beers to the Durham area. The brewery quickly gained a reputation for its quality brews and became a popular destination for beer enthusiasts. | |||
==Beers== | |||
Triangle Brewing Company offered a range of beers, with a focus on [[Belgian-style beer]]s. Some of their notable offerings included: | |||
Triangle | * '''Triangle Belgian Golden Ale''': A strong ale with fruity and spicy notes, characteristic of Belgian yeast strains. | ||
* '''Triangle IPA''': An [[India Pale Ale]] with a balanced hop profile and a crisp finish. | |||
* '''Triangle Xtra Pale Ale''': A lighter, more sessionable ale with a refreshing taste. | |||
The brewery also produced seasonal and limited-edition beers, often experimenting with different ingredients and brewing techniques. | |||
== | ==Brewery and Taproom== | ||
The brewery was located in a historic building in downtown Durham, which provided a unique atmosphere for visitors. The taproom offered a cozy space for patrons to enjoy fresh beer directly from the source. Triangle Brewing Company also hosted events and participated in local beer festivals, contributing to the vibrant craft beer community in the area. | |||
==Closure== | |||
In 2015, Triangle Brewing Company announced its closure. The decision was attributed to various factors, including increased competition in the craft beer market and operational challenges. Despite its closure, the brewery left a lasting impact on the local beer scene and is fondly remembered by its patrons. | |||
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Triangle Brewing Company | |||
==Related pages== | |||
* [[Craft beer]] | |||
* [[Microbrewery]] | * [[Microbrewery]] | ||
* [[Durham, North Carolina]] | * [[Durham, North Carolina]] | ||
* [[Research Triangle]] | |||
== References == | ==References== | ||
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[[Category:Defunct breweries in North Carolina]] | |||
[[Category:Companies based in Durham, North Carolina]] | [[Category:Companies based in Durham, North Carolina]] | ||
[[Category:American beer brands]] | [[Category:American beer brands]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:58, 16 February 2025
Triangle Brewing Company was a microbrewery located in Durham, North Carolina. It was known for producing a variety of craft beers, including Belgian-style beers and American-style beers. The brewery was a significant part of the local craft beer scene in the Research Triangle area.
History[edit]
Triangle Brewing Company was founded in 2007 by Rick Tufts and Andy Miller. The founders were inspired by the growing craft beer movement and sought to bring unique and flavorful beers to the Durham area. The brewery quickly gained a reputation for its quality brews and became a popular destination for beer enthusiasts.
Beers[edit]
Triangle Brewing Company offered a range of beers, with a focus on Belgian-style beers. Some of their notable offerings included:
- Triangle Belgian Golden Ale: A strong ale with fruity and spicy notes, characteristic of Belgian yeast strains.
- Triangle IPA: An India Pale Ale with a balanced hop profile and a crisp finish.
- Triangle Xtra Pale Ale: A lighter, more sessionable ale with a refreshing taste.
The brewery also produced seasonal and limited-edition beers, often experimenting with different ingredients and brewing techniques.
Brewery and Taproom[edit]
The brewery was located in a historic building in downtown Durham, which provided a unique atmosphere for visitors. The taproom offered a cozy space for patrons to enjoy fresh beer directly from the source. Triangle Brewing Company also hosted events and participated in local beer festivals, contributing to the vibrant craft beer community in the area.
Closure[edit]
In 2015, Triangle Brewing Company announced its closure. The decision was attributed to various factors, including increased competition in the craft beer market and operational challenges. Despite its closure, the brewery left a lasting impact on the local beer scene and is fondly remembered by its patrons.
Related pages[edit]
References[edit]
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Logo of Triangle Brewing Company