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The Brewery Index

Where the breweries are.

Methodology

Factual

Pure factual ranking: towns by their count of public breweries (active + seasonal status). Closed permanently is excluded. Tie-break: alphabetical by town name. Towns with zero public breweries are excluded from the ranking. Future versions will fold in editorial picks; for v1 the count is the call.

#12 breweries

The Cape May area is sprawling, much befitting an area that shares a name with a County.

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4 more towns ranked

  1. #2AberdeenA large suburban township in western Monmouth County with commuter rail access, shopping corridors, and residential neighborhoods stretching toward the Bayshore region.1 brewery
  2. #3Atlantic HighlandsFor many New Yorkers, Atlantic Highlands is the quickest (or less stressful) way to get to the Shore.1 brewery
  3. #4Lower TownshipThe Cape May area is sprawling, much befitting an area that shares a name with a County.1 brewery
  4. #5Seaside HeightsIf you find yourself in Seaside Heights, you're probably looking to do one of a couple of things, depending on whether you have kids in tow or not.1 brewery

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