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Steady Habit Brewing Company

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Highlights

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We are a highly rated, established brand with "steady" growth since 2014
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Upgrading from a 2.5 barrel brew house to a new 15 barrel brew house will increase our production by over 500%
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The new brew house will eliminate the need to contract brew reducing our per batch cost by over 50%
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We will be able to put out 140 barrels a month.

Our Team

We are huge lovers of craft beer, but this is not a hobby for us.  We take the business aspect very seriously and it has been our goal, since day one, to make Steady Habit a top regional brewery.  We will do this with continued focus on high quality craft beer, targeted markets and strong partnerships. 

From the "Land of Steady Habits"

In April 2014, Steady Habit Brewing Company was established.  It opened its doors to the public in January 2015, brewing on a 2.5 barrel system, in Haddam, Connecticut, just off the banks of the Connecticut River.  Steady Habit was a "Grab & Go" growler fills only for nearly three years.  The current ownership group purchased the brewery in April of 2017 and quickly filed the necessary paperwork to open up a full-service taproom.  We also began to distribute our products across the state establishing over 250 accounts.  By September 2017 we realized we would quickly outgrow the original location and began the long tedious search for a new home. Finally in May of 2019, with the help from our First Select Woman and our Town Planner, we found our new location, just minutes up the road in the same town.  We purchased a brand new Alpha Brewing Operations 15 Barrel, fully automated, brew house that will be put into place in our new home. 

We have been working on relationships across the country to expand our presence into new markets outside of our area so when our new system comes online, we will be in the appropriate position move the increased product.  

Overview