Narragansett Brewing Company traces its roots to December 1890, when six local businessmen brewed the first batch of lager in Cranston, Rhode Island. The beer went on to become New England's best-selling brand, but after the takeover by Falstaff the Cranston plant closed in 1983. Mark Hellendrung and a group of local investors bought the brand back in 2005, and it remains independently owned. Since 2021 Narragansett has brewed in Rhode Island again, at its own brewery and taproom on the Providence waterfront.
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Drawn from all 13 beers in the catalogue.
Four notes carry across the range. That's a tight house style — most breweries in the catalogue share just one.
Their signature has to hold across very different styles — which makes the notes that do recur more telling, not less.
Across 13 beers in 7 style families, none of Narragansett Brewing Company's characters carry through the whole range — the mix of styles they brew is the signature here.
Based on style overlap and flavor profile
Narragansett Brewing Company traces its roots to December 1890, when six local businessmen brewed the first batch of lager in Cranston, Rhode Island. The beer went on to become New England's best-selling brand, but after the takeover by Falstaff the Cranston plant closed in 1983. Mark Hellendrung and a group of local investors bought the brand back in 2005, and it remains independently owned. Since 2021 Narragansett has brewed in Rhode Island again, at its own brewery and taproom on the Providence waterfront.
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