Tin Bridge Brewing
Tin Bridge Brewing focuses on brewing good brews and bringing together our community! Our goal was to bring something new to Western Massachusetts and provide a cozy and friendly environment for friends and family.
History
A home brew project that started three years ago has grown into Westfield’s first visitable craft brewery. Founded by Joe Cocchi, guitarist for the popular metalcore band Within the Ruins, along with his brother Nick, Tin Bridge Brewing has opened its doors and started pouring.
Located at 487 East Main Street, in an unassuming building next to the Big Y grocery store, the micro brewery features a large taproom that looks into the brew house, and includes a long bar, plenty of communal tables, shuffleboard and a few classic video games.
Named after a nearby railroad bridge that faded out of use and had become a local hangout spot by the time Joe and Nick came of age, Tin Bridge might just help their home town become a Western Massachusetts craft beer destination.
The Taproom
We have pints, flights, and growlers available, as well as merchandise, just feet from where our beer is made. See the actual brew area, where the two brothers are continually experimenting with new recipes.
Quality New England craft beers. New beer releases every Thursday. 32 oz. Crowlers and 64 oz. Growlers available to go. 12 to 14 beers on tap. Flights. Free popcorn. Free arcade games. Board games.
Family and kid friendly.
Tin Bridge Brewing is an independent craft brewer.
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Tin Bridge Brewing
- 487 E Main St
- Westfield, MA 01085
- United States
- (413) 642-6418
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