Labyrinth Brewing Company is back!

The Manchester Scoop has confirmed the brewery will be back, under the ownership of Sean Gaura; a co-owner of the original Labyrinth that closed last year.

The brewery will focus on contract brewing and distribution as a ‘Phase One’. They’ve partnered with East Rock Brewing Company to produce Turbo Love Juice and I’m Dead Inside, and hope to produce more offerings in the future. G&G Beverage Distributors will distribute Labyrinth throughout Connecticut.
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Owner Sean Gaura said in a statement to The Manchester Scoop: “The choice to continue the Labyrinth brand was really due to the overwhelming response to our taproom closing. While closing the taproom was a difficult chapter we are so grateful for all the amazing humans that loved our space, our beer, and supported us throughout those years. Without them this continuation of Labyrinth Brewing Company would not be possible.”

Take a look inside the new Elicit Brewing Co. location coming to Danbury!

The new brewery will occupy the former Barnes & Noble space at Danbury Square Shopping Center. The brewery will occupy roughly 17,000 square feet according to lease documents.

The brewery will feature a stunning space with in-house brewed beers, a diverse food menu, live music, a biergarten, and various events. This will be their third location, with the original location in Manchester and second location in Fairfield.
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Look for them to open in May!

Problem Solved Brewing Company in East Windsor will remain open after all! The brewery has been sold to new owners who plan to keep it open!

The brewery announced their plans in January to close at the end of March; but the new owners will keep things going! The original owners will continue working at the brewery until the end of April.

The brewery is located at 2 North Road, Unit 4, in East Windsor; the rear part of Sofia's Plaza. The brewery originally opened in October 2019 replacing Broad Brook Brewing before the relocated to Suffield.
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Problem Solved features a rotating list of drafts, New England IPA, New England Pale Ale, Ginger Bread Stout, Stout, ESB, and Honey Kolsch. The tap also had products from other breweries including Athletic Brewing Co, Stafford Cidery - home of Crazy Cock Cider, Waypoint Spirits, and Kirby Mill Winery.