With 35,000 Acres of protected watershed in the Appalachian foothills, Newark New Jersey had by 1920, 26 operational breweries. These breweries, supplied with amazing water and driven by the passion (and thirst) of multiple generations of British, Scottish, Irish, and German immigrants made the most popular beers in the US. Today none of these breweries remain. Inspired by these lost enterprises All Points West Distillery, in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood brings back alcohol beverage production to Newark. Using the colloquial name of the old Jersey Central Railroad that connected the Atlantic Ocean ports of New Jersey to the rest of the continent, All Points West Distillery offers a distinct Trans-Atlantic take on the three main cereal grain sprits, Gin, Vodka, and Whiskey.
»»»Newark:
Lisbon Wine & Liquors (114 Ferry Street near Penn Station)
»»»NYC:
Penn Wine & Spirits (in Penn Station NYC)
Sussex Wines & Spirits (300 E 42nd Street) (they also ship in NY state and deliver in Manhattan).
»»» Jersey City:
CoolVines Jersey City (near Grove Street PATH station)
»»»Hoboken:
Cork Wine & Spirits 1450 Washington Street
»»»Harrison:
Cork Wine & Spirits 399 Somerset Str.