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Our main lineup of signature six brews as well as our staple seltzers can be found in stores, restaurants and venues across Massachusetts, including Tanglewood and some locations throughout Connecticut and Rhode Island.
BIG ELM BEER
We produce beer year round, everything from our staple six brews: American Lager, 413 Farmhouse Ale, IPA, Gerry Dog Stout, Lion’s Ale & Fat Boy, to our smaller seasonal batches and limited release/taproom only brews.
🌳 REDUCED GLUTEN 🌳
All of our beers are crafted to reduce gluten! This is done by using an enzyme added during fermentation that breaks up the gluten proteins reducing the gluten to below 20 ppm making the beer a better option for those sensitive to gluten.
BERKSHIRE HARD SELTZER
We also produce Hard Seltzer year round, including our three signature flavors: Lavender Lemonade, Grapefruit Hibiscus, and Strawberry Watermelon as well as occasional limited release/taproom only bubbles.
🌳 GLUTEN FREE 🌳
All of our hard seltzers are gluten free!
BIG ELM’S FAMILY TREE
At the very root of Big Elm Brewing you will find the founders and owners Bill Heaton & Christine Bump. Christine and Bill started Big Elm over a decade ago and have continued to work hard to nurture and grow the brewery into what it is today.
Bill Heaton & Christine Bump met while working for Victory Brewing Company in 2003. Both had some experience at smaller breweries before, and Christine actually has a diploma for brewing from the Siebel Institute and the Doemens Academy! With this background they set out to start a brewpub and in 2005 opened the Pittsfield Brew Works.
After five years of fun and hard work in the brewpub business they decided to venture out and try to start a production brewery dedicated to making just beer and smiles. It took some time, but with a ton of help and support from their friends and families they found their new home just as they were about to give up. 65 Silver St. needed a bit of elbow grease but in the fall of 2012 Bill and Christine brewed their first batch of beer.
Since then Big Elm has been focused on bringing our neighbors and community fresh quality beer. We want to thank everyone who has helped us get to this point and continues to support us.
At Big Elm we have alway treated our pets like family and involve them in any way that we can! Some live on fur-ever, immortalized on our stout cans, while other still enjoy their time at the brewery, especially the treats.