AVAILABLE BEER
Everything we make is produced on-site with our 10-Barrel Brewhouse.
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THE TAP ROOM
upcoming events & food trucks
Feel free to bring in your own food if we don’t have a food truck scheduled
outdoor beer garden (with heaters)
dog-friendly (must be on a leash)
Trivia Tuesday (6-8pm)
Trivia Category Round for Tuesday, December 17th, 2024 - Hogan’s heros
holiday Hours:
christmas eve: 11am - 4pm
christmas day: closed
new year’s eve & day: regular hours
REGular Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 4pm - 8pm
Friday: 4pm - 9pm
Saturday: 1pm - 9pm
Sunday: 1pm - 7pm
31 COLUMBIA CIRCLE, MERRIMACK NH | (844) 223-2253
THE STORY
Able Ebenezer is an homage to the inspirational actions of New Hampshire citizens who rallied behind Ebenezer Mudgett in 1772 to defy British oppression. History remembers this event as the Pine Tree Riot.
Ebenezer is the head of a large family, and works tirelessly to provide for them. He takes a chance in 1765, purchases land and settles in the newly established town of Weare to begin his own business as an ale & spirit merchant. His operation is successful and quickly expands into many industries - including logging. Ebenezer becomes a leader within the community, building much of the town and homes with Pine Trees from his own land.
Enter the Pine Tree Law: The British - whose own nation has been deforested from excessive logging - pass a law granting any colonial White Pine tree greater than 12 inches in diameter to the British government, primarily to build ships and maintain their naval superiority. This law is considered by working colonists to be more oppressive than the Stamp Act, Tea Tax & others because it directly seizes a prized commodity growing on their own property. Ebenezer - along with many others across NH - find this notion ridiculous. They continue working.
The Royal Governor assigns government officials - "Surveyors of the King's Woods" - to track down violators. Many are caught; most choose to pay the heavy fines rather than risk imprisonment. Ebenezer and those within his community refuse. A warrant is issued for Ebenezer's arrest.
On April 13, 1772, the Sheriff organizes a posse to hunt him down.
That evening, many local citizens come together at Ebenezer's home - which often doubled as a tavern - offering to help pay his fines. Instead, over pints of locally brewed ale, he rallies them to inflict a different kind of payment.
In the early hours the following morning, Ebenezer and his men arm themselves, blacken their faces, and storm the inn where the Sheriff & his deputy sleep. The officials attempt to put up a fight, but are quickly overwhelmed; they are beaten, dragged from their rooms, forced atop their horses and chased out of town to the cheers of townspeople.
The Rioters are subsequently labelled "Notorious Offenders" in the press, and armed soldiers are mobilized to quell the riot.
Months later, Ebenezer and several of his leading "conspirators" are finally tracked down, captured and turned over to the New Hampshire courts. Yet, to the surprise of British loyalists - who expected the harshest of punishments for these traitors - the Judges side with the rioters and let them all go free. This marks the first event whereby both colonists and local government successfully engage in an act of civil disobedience against the British crown. The story spreads across the colonies and the Pine Tree Riot becomes an inspiring event for the many riots to follow, including the Boston Tea Party.
Ebenezer volunteers to fight on behalf of New Hampshire in the Revolutionary war, serving in the 1st New Hampshire Regiment under John Stark.
The White Pine tree goes on to become a symbol used widely by the Patriots on militia and naval flags throughout the American Revolution, first seen at the Battle of Bunker Hill. New Hampshire becomes the first colony to declare independence from England; six months before the Continental Congress does so.
Whether building a business, a movement or a new nation, Ebenezer believed he was Able for the task, risking everything for his great cause. His example of sheer individual ability is the embodiment of the Live Free or Die mindset in New Hampshire, which is why we proudly bear the name Able Ebenezer.
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DISTRIBUTION
NOW DISTRIBUTED BY:
BELLAVANCE BEVERAGE CO. & NEW HAMPSHIRE DISTRIBUTORS
RESTAURANTS
We maintain volume consistently at the following establishments:
AMHERST
Smokehaus BBQ
Barrington
Smokin’ Barrels BBQ
Bedford
Bedford Village Inn
River Road Tavern
Brookline
The Alamo Texas BBQ
Candia
The Town Cabin Pub
Concord
Angelina’s Ristorante Italiano
Area 23
Revival Kitchen & Bar
Contoocook
Everyday Cafe & Pub
Dover
Thirsty Moose Taphouse
Dublin
Smokehaus BBQ
Durham
Tideline Public House
Exeter
Thirsty Moose Taphouse
HOOKSETT
Block Party Social
NE’s Tap House Grille
Second Brook Bar & Grill
Jaffrey
Dublin Road Taproom
Laconia
Craft Beer Xchange Witches Brew Pub
Defiant Records & Craft Beer
Dox on Winnipesaukee
M/S Mt. Washington
Lebanon
Lui Lui
Londonderry
Renegade’s Pub
Stumble Inn
Twins Smoke Shop & Lounge
Manchester
900 Degrees
Common Man Millyard
Cotton
Crown Tavern
The Foundry
Hanover St. Chophouse
The Hop Knot
Industry East
The Patio @ Hilton Garden Inn
KC’s Rib Shack
Murphy’s Taproom
Puritan Backroom
Stash Box
The Rugged Axe
Thirsty Moose Taphouse
Merrimack
The Homestead
The Lobster Boat
Merrimack Ten Pin
Portofino Italian Restaurant
Sweet Ginger
Thirsty Moose Taphouse
Tomahawk Tavern
MILFORD
Bar One
Battle Axe
Station 101
The Hills Restaurant
NASHUA
Axel’s Throw House
Courtyard Marriott
Fody's Great American Tavern
Lui Lui
Oak Craft Pizza
New Boston
Molly’s Tavern
Plymouth
Biederman’s
Portsmouth
Thirsty Moose Taphouse
Raymond
Cork N' Keg Grill
Gordo's Burritos & Tacos
The Tuckaway Tavern
Rochester
Mitchell Hill BBQ Grill & Brew
Salem
Tuscan Kitchen @ the Artisan Hotel
Strafford
Independence Inn
Tilton
Dox on Winnisquam
STORES
Alexandria
Newfound Country Store
Allenstown
Sully’s Superette
Alton
Hannaford Supermarket
Lake Town Market
Amherst
Flying Butcher
LaBelle Winery
Moulton’s Market
Sunny Valley Farms
Atkinson
Atkinson Village Store
Barnstead
White Buffalo Trading Post
Bedford
Bedford Mobil (470 Route 101)
Hannaford Supermarket (Kilton Rd.)
Hannaford Supermarket (Jenkins Rd)
RPM Fuels
Whole Foods Market
Wicked Good Butchah
Bennington
Harris’ Mini Mart (Rt 202 Sunoco)
Brookline
Rt. 13 Stateline
Candia
Candia First Stoppe
Center Harbor
E.M. Heath Supermarket
Charlestown
Ralph’s Supermarket
Chester
Chester General Store
CHIChester
Rapid Refill (Horse Corner Rd.)
Claremont
Hannaford Supermarket
Pleasant St. Smoke & Beer
CONCORD
Capital Beverages
Flanagan’s South Ender Deli Market
Hannaford Supermarket (Fort Eddy Rd.)
Riverhill Market
South Main Quick Stop
Village Street Discount Beverage
CONTOOCOOK
Colonial Village Supermarket
Cornish
12% Solution Store
Danville
Danville Market
Derry
East Derry General Store
Hannaford Supermarket (Manchester Rd.)
Dover
Hannaford Supermarket (Central Ave.)
Hannaford Supermarket (Grapevine Dr.)
Dublin
Dublin General Store
Durham
Hannaford Supermarket
Enfield
Jake’s Market & Deli
Epping
Greg & Jane's Beer & Wine
EPSOM
Smoke N’ Barley
Exeter
Hannaford Supermarket
On the Vine Marketplace
Fremont
1820 Country Market & Deli
Franklin
Hannaford Supermarket
George’s Mills
Jake’s Market & Deli
Gilford
Gilford Village Store
Hannaford Supermarket
Goffstown
Hannaford Supermarket (Mast Rd.)
The Steak Out
Sully's Superette
GreenVille
Country Mile
HAMPSTEAD
Prime Butcher
Center Market
Hampton
Hannaford Supermarket
Hanover
Co-op Food Stores
HArrisville
Harrisville General Store
Henniker
All In One Market
New Harvester Market
Hollis
Hollis Village Grocery
Monument Square Market
HOOKSETT
The Packie (W River Rd)
Common Man Roadside (North & South)
Hannaford Supermarket (Bicentennial Dr.)
Hudson
Ayottes Stateline Market
Hannaford Supermarket
Hudson Brews
Keene
Hannaford Supermarket
Monadnock Food Co-op
Laconia
Craft Beer Xchange Annex
Case N’ Keg
Lebanon
Co-op Food Stores
Jake’s Market & Deli
Marsh Brothers Deli
Litchfield
Litchfield Food Mart
Littleton
Little Town Brews
LONDONDERRY
Beer & Wine Nation
Lazy Dog Beer Shoppe
Hannaford Supermarket (Hampton Dr.)
Sunnycrest Farm
MANCHESTER
Bert’s Beer & Wine
The Packie (2nd St)
Candia Road Convenience
Common Man Roadside (S Willow St)
Hannaford Supermarket (Hanover St.)
Hannaford Supermarket (John Devine Dr.)
Nickles Market
Meredith
Case N Keg
Hannaford Supermarket
MERRIMACK
7-11 (DW Highway)
Beer and Wine Nation
Gulf Station (Exit 11)
Rapid Refill (DW Highway)
Rapid Refill (Exit 11)
Reeds Ferry Market
Tomahawk Butchery
Moultonborough
The Village Station
Milford
Sun Mart
NAsHUA
The Beer Store
Craft Beer Cellar
Hannaford Supermarket (Coliseum Ave.)
Whole Foods Market
New Boston
Dodge’s Store
New Durham
Johnson’s Marketplace
New London
Hannaford Supermarket
Newmarket
Newberry Farms Market
North conway
Beer and Wine Nation
Northwood
Heritage Corner Market
PELHAM
Gage Hill Farm
Hannaford Supermarket
Ray’s State Line Market
World Famous State Line Market
PLaistow
The City Tobacco & Beverage Center
PLYmouth
Chase Street Market
Common Man Roadside
Hannaford Supermarket
Portsmouth
The City Tobacco & Beverage Center
McKinnon’s
Hannaford Supermarket
Whole Foods Market
Raymond
Tuckaway Tavern & Butchery
Hannaford Supermarket
Rochester
Hannaford Supermarket (N Main St.)
Hannaford Supermarket (Milton Rd)
The City Tobacco & Beverage Center
Salem
Kev's Country Store
McKinnon’s
The Beer Store
Sandown
A&M Sandown Market
Seabrook
The City Tobacco & Beverage Center (North and South Locations)
Stratham
Stratham Village Market
Tilton
Smoke N’ Barley
Winnisquam Country Store & Deli
Weare
Zoomie’s Corner Market
West Lebanon
Beverage King
Hannaford Supermarket
Wilton
House By The Side Of The Road
Windham
Prime Butcher
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Notes:
We are not hiring at this time. When we have open positions, we post them here on our website and on our social media platforms.
BREWERY - LOCATION & Hours
31 Columbia Cir., Merrimack, NH 03054
(844) 223-2253
HOLIDAY HOURS:
Christmas Eve: 11am - 4pm
Christmas Day: Closed
New Year’s Eve & Day: Regular Hours
REGULAR HOURS:
Monday - Thursday: 4pm - 8pm
Friday: 4pm - 9pm
Saturday: 1pm - 9pm
Sunday: 1pm - 7pm