Harpoon Brewery
Harpoon Brewery is a Boston-based craft beer producer (founded 1986, Brewing Permit #001) operating three taprooms across New England plus wholesale distribution, with a portfolio anchored by Harpoon IPA and the Barrel One Collective (Long Trail, Smuttynose, Wachusett). The company serves New England craft beer drinkers, private event hosts, and brand collaboration partners such as Dunkin', WooSox, and DraftKings.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1986
- HeadquartersBoston, United States
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingHardware or Manufacturing
What Harpoon Brewery does
Harpoon Brewery is a privately held craft beer producer and experiential hospitality company founded in 1986 in Boston, Massachusetts, where it holds Brewing Permit #001. The company brews, markets, and sells a portfolio of year-round, seasonal, and limited-edition beers and ciders, anchored by Harpoon IPA — launched in 1993 as the first IPA on the East Coast and the company's flagship product. The current year-round lineup includes Harpoon IPA, Low Key (a 3.3% ABV light lager), You Can't Beat Boston IPA, Summer Style, Day Drifter (nitro-dosed IPA), Rec. League (lo-cal hazy IPA), New England Pale Ale, and Boston Irish Stout, with seasonal offerings such as Octoberfest (introduced 1989) and Pumpkin Cider, plus an extensive portfolio of collaboration and barrel-aged releases. Harpoon is part of the Barrel One Collective, a multi-brand portfolio that also includes Long Trail, Smuttynose, Wachusett, UFO, Clown Shoes, and Catamount; Mass Bay Brewing is the operating parent.
The company's go-to-market is hybrid: direct-to-consumer through three owned taprooms (Boston Seaport, Manchester NH at Queen City Center, and Windsor VT) plus a seasonal beer garden on Boston Common, combined with wholesale distribution of packaged and draft beer into retail and on-premise accounts across the New England region (MA, NH, VT, ME, CT, NY). Revenue is generated primarily through unit-priced transactions — draft pours and flights at taprooms, packaged beer (6-packs, 12-packs, mix packs, cases) via retail and e-commerce (gift cards and merchandise at shop.harpoonbrewery.com), keg sales to commercial accounts, private event bookings (Boston Beer Hall capacity up to 400), and brewery tours/tastings ($15/person). Pricing varies by format and market. Customer segments span New England craft beer enthusiasts (primary), health-conscious and sober-curious consumers (addressed via Open League NA and Wild AF), private event hosts, and brand collaboration partners including Dunkin', WooSox, DraftKings, L.L.Bean, Mike's Pastry, WhistlePig, and Jameson. The business is supported by community-driven marketing (Harpoon 5-Miler, Harpoon Helps, Octoberfest festivals) and an employee-ownership culture originating from the founding team's college-friendship origin story.
The company is currently in an expansion phase: it acquired Smuttynose in late 2024, announced a Mass Bay Brewing merger with Finestkind Brewing in January 2025, opened the Manchester NH taproom in 2025, launched the Wild AF non-alcoholic brand with Charlie Sheen in October 2025, and rolled out a major 40th-anniversary packaging refresh of Harpoon IPA in late 2025/early 2026 — all against the backdrop of a craft beer industry experiencing more closures than openings in 2024 and ongoing consolidation pressure.
Harpoon Brewery firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Harpoon Brewery
- Legal name
- The Harpoon Brewery
- Website
- https://harpoonbrewery.com
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1986
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Short description
- Harpoon Brewery is a Boston-based craft beer producer (founded 1986, Brewing Permit #001) operating three taprooms across New England plus wholesale distribution, with a portfolio anchored by Harpoon IPA and the Barrel One Collective (Long Trail, Smuttynose, Wachusett). The company serves New England craft beer drinkers, private event hosts, and brand collaboration partners such as Dunkin', WooSox, and DraftKings.
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Harpoon Brewery industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Craft Beer Brewing
- NAICS
- Breweries (312120), Breweries (31212), Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (722410), Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (7224), Beverage Manufacturing (3121)
- SIC
- Malt Beverages (2082), Beverages (2080), Retail-Eating & Drinking Places (5810)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Microbreweries & Craft Breweries (THAFALAC)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Brewpubs & Taprooms (On-site Beer Service) (THAFALAA), Taprooms & Brewpubs (CRANACAF), Craft Beer Bars & Taprooms (THAFAEAG), Beer, Brewery & Craft Beverage Tastings (THAJAGAE), Packaging & Production Breweries (Limited/No On-site Service) (THAFALAB)
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Where Harpoon Brewery is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Boston
- HQ country
- United States
- HQ region
- North America
Offices4 records
Markets served
Harpoon Brewery business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Hardware or Manufacturing
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Direct-to-Consumer Taproom Sales: Harpoon generates revenue through on-site beer, cider, food, and beverage sales at three company-owned taprooms in Boston, Manchester NH, and Windsor VT. Additional revenue from private event bookings, brewery tours and tastings ($15 per person), and retail merchandise including apparel, drinkware, and souvenirs.
- Wholesale Beer Distribution: Packaged beer (6-packs, 12-packs, cases) and draft beer sold through wholesale distribution into retail stores, bars, and restaurants across the New England region and beyond.
- Keg Sales: Rotating selection of kegs sold through Harpoon's retail store for off-premise consumption, including commercial accounts.
- Collaborative/Limited Release Beers: Limited-edition collaboration beers with brands such as Dunkin', DraftKings, Boston sports teams, and others sold at premium pricing through taprooms and retail distribution.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Guided Tastings and Brewery Tours at Boston taproom |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Private Event Spaces at Boston taproom |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Packaged Beer (canned and bottled) |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Food and Beverage at Boston Beer Hall |
Go-to-market motion3 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels6 records
Harpoon Brewery product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Harpoon Brewery brews, markets, and sells craft beer and hard cider through three owned production facilities in Boston (Seaport), Manchester NH (Queen City Center), and Windsor VT, plus a seasonal beer garden on Boston Common. The company distributes packaged and draft beer to retail, bars, and restaurants across New England via the Barrel One Collective (which also owns Long Trail, Smuttynose, and Wachusett), while operating direct-to-consumer taprooms that offer draft pours, flights, food, tours, tastings, and private event hosting for groups up to ~400.
Product overview
Harpoon Brewery operates as a craft beer producer and experiential hospitality company. The core product portfolio centers on Harpoon IPA (Boston's Original IPA since 1993), alongside year-round beers including Low Key Lager, You Can't Beat Boston IPA, Summer Style, Day Drifter, Rec. League, New England Pale Ale, and Boston Irish Stout. The company offers seasonal and limited releases (Octoberfest, Pumpkin Cider, Holy Cross, WooSox Lager, Juicer Hazy IPA), mix packs (IPA Party Pack, Thaw'd Out, Summer Vacation), craft ciders, and hard seltzer. Acquired brands including UFO Beer, Clown Shoes Beer, and Catamount operate under Barrel One Collective. Beyond packaged products, Harpoon operates four experiential locations: the Boston Seaport Beer Hall & Brewery with private event spaces, the seasonal Boston Common Beer Garden, the Manchester Queen City Center taproom, and the Windsor VT Taproom & Beer Garden—all featuring food service, tours, and event hosting capabilities.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- UFO Beer: Brand of beer brewed under Harpoon Brewery
- Clown Shoes Beer
- Catamount
- Long Trail
- Smuttynose
- Wachusett
Products and services
- Harpoon IPA Boston's Original IPA — flagship India Pale Ale styled after an English IPA but brewed with American hops; citrusy, refreshing, and balanced at 6% ABV and 42 IBUs; recipe unchanged since 1993.
- Low Key Light lager launched as the newest year-round Harpoon beer; 3.3% ABV, 97 calories, with a fruit-kissed, refreshing profile.
- You Can't Beat Boston IPA New England IPA brewed at 6.0% ABV; official beer of the 'You Can't Beat Boston' initiative developed with Mayor Michelle Wu. Available exclusively in 19.2 oz cans at the Harpoon Seaport Taproom and select Boston locations.
- Summer Style New England Blonde Ale at 5.0% ABV with a lightly biscuity malt profile and fresh-cut grass aroma; a seasonal summer beer.
- Day Drifter India Pale Ale using an innovative nitro-dosing brew method that delivers a bright, smooth nitro-style finish from a can; 4.8% ABV, 25 IBU, available in 15-pack cans.
- Rec. League Lo-Cal Hazy IPA at 4.0% ABV and 120 calories; brewed with tropical hops, buckwheat kasha, chia seeds, and sea salt for a light, sessionable profile.
- New England Pale Ale Hazy pale ale packed full of hops but balanced for everyday drinking at 5.5% ABV.
- Boston Irish Stout Traditional dry Irish stout as a tribute to Boston's Irish heritage; full-bodied but sessionable at 4.3% ABV with a creamy nitro texture from six malts and Willamette hops.
- IPA Party Pack Year-round variety mix pack featuring Harpoon IPA, Day Drifter Nitro-Dosed IPA, Rec. League Lo-Cal IPA, and the mix-pack exclusive Juicer Hazy IPA.
- Thaw'd Out Mix Pack Seasonal mix pack featuring Harpoon IPA, New England Pale Ale, Day Drifter IPA, and Boston Irish Nitro Stout; designed for transitional seasons.
- Summer Vacation Mix Pack Summer seasonal mix pack featuring smooth IPAs and easy-drinking pale ales; includes Summer Style and Camp Wannamango.
- Octoberfest Marzen/Octoberfest beer; malty, easy-drinking at 5.3% ABV; available in 16oz 4-pack cans and the Fall Mix Pack. Anchors Harpoon's 30+ year Octoberfest festival tradition.
- Harpoon Pumpkin Cider Seasonal spiced hard cider combining locally-sourced apples with pumpkin; naturally gluten-free; limited fall release.
- Harpoon Craft Cider Pure craft cider made from freshly pressed apples with a proprietary ale yeast; no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives; naturally gluten-free (less than 20ppm gluten).
- Harpoon Honey Cider Craft cider with natural honey added to the Harpoon Craft Cider base; full-bodied with subtle wildflower honey and apple aroma; naturally gluten-free.
- Harpoon Hard Seltzer Hard seltzer offering available at Harpoon taprooms.
- Wild AF Brewing (Non-Alcoholic) Non-alcoholic beer brand launched by Charlie Sheen and brewed by Harpoon Brewery; targets the fast-growing sober-curious / no-alcohol consumer segment.
- UFO Beer Brand of beer brewed under Harpoon Brewery, acquired and operated within the Mass Bay Brewing / Barrel One Collective portfolio; available at Harpoon taprooms.
- Clown Shoes Beer Brand acquired in 2017 and operated within Mass Bay Brewing / Barrel One Collective; available at Harpoon taprooms.
- Catamount Beer Vermont craft beer brand from the former Catamount Brewery purchased by Harpoon in 2000; occasional special releases produced at the Windsor taproom.
- Harpoon Boston Beer Hall & Brewery Tours Harpoon Seaport location in Boston's Seaport District (306 Northern Avenue) featuring the Harpoon Kitchen beer hall, private event spaces, and guided tastings/brewery tours priced at $15 per person, available 7 days a week.
- Harpoon at Queen City Center (Manchester Brewery) Manchester, NH taproom at 215 Canal Street within the Queen City Center development; features a 3-barrel on-site brewing system with 20 beers on tap, full food menu, and private event spaces including the Smuttynose Island Room, Big Room, Lounge, and Patio.
- Harpoon Windsor Brewery Taproom & Beer Garden Windsor, VT taproom (336 Ruth Carney Drive) featuring craft beer, cider, wine, cocktails, and food; indoor taproom, outdoor patio, tented tank area, outdoor kitchen, and seasonal warming huts with firepits.
- Harpoon Beer Garden at UnCommon Corner (Boston Common) Seasonal outdoor beer garden on Boston Common (Boylston St and Tremont St) operating May through October; offers local draft beer, wine, hard seltzer, cider, El Jefe's Taqueria, and live performances; all ages welcome, free admission.
- Harpoon Private Events Private event hosting at Boston Beer Hall (capacity 150–400), Manchester Smuttynose Island Room / Big Room / Lounge / Patio, and Windsor VT taproom; includes corporate events, weddings, large group reservations (with $50/person minimum spend plus fees), full buyouts, and the Pickleball Social Club.
Quantifiable outcome
- Over $1.3 million raised for The Angel Fund (ALS research) since 2001 through the Harpoon 5-Miler
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Companies that use Harpoon Brewery
Customer profileNamed customers11 records
Segments4 records
Ideal customer profiles4 records
Harpoon Brewery technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
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AI maturity
App detail
Feature5 records
Harpoon Brewery partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
19 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.
- You Can't Beat Boston InitiativeflagshipYou Can't Beat Boston IPA was crafted as the official beer of the 'You Can't Beat Boston' initiative — a voluntary, collaborative employer-driven campaign developed with Mayor Michelle Wu and the Massachusetts Department of Economic Development to promote Boston to attract and retain talent. You Can't Beat Boston IPA (6.0% ABV hazy NEIPA) is available at Harpoon Seaport Taproom, Fenway Park, and TD Garden.
- Charlie Sheen (Wild AF Brewing)coreCharlie Sheen launched Wild AF Brewing, which is brewed by Harpoon Brewery. This represents Harpoon's capability as a co-manufacturer for celebrity-branded non-alcoholic beer products, leveraging the growing sober-curious consumer trend (non-alcoholic beer up 22%).
- Finestkind BrewingflagshipMass Bay Brewing, the parent company of Harpoon Brewery, announced plans to merge with Finestkind Brewing as part of strategic growth. The merger is intended to strengthen both brands within the craft beer market and is pending completion. Terms and timeline were not specified in the announcement.
- L.L.BeancoreL.L.Bean Lager collaboration celebrating outdoor lifestyle, New England craftsmanship, and friendship. A smooth, crisp Amber Lager brewed with Maine-grown malt, balanced with mild hop spice. Available August 2025 in 4-pack 12oz cans. Aligns both brands with Maine and New England identity.
- Ken Oringer (James Beard Award-winning Chef)coreHarpoon Seaport's food program was relaunched in 2025 with a chef-curated menu by James Beard award-winning chef Ken Oringer. The Haute Dogs menu features six specialty hot dog creations including Bahn Mi Dog, Street Corn Dog, Carolina Dog, Loaded Potato Dog, Okonomiyaki Dog, and Foie Gras Bratwurst, elevating the brewery's food offerings.
- Worcester Red Sox (WooSox)coreHarpoon and the Worcester Red Sox partnered to create WooSox Lager, a crisp American Lager brewed with American hops and flaked corn for a light, refreshing profile. Available at Polar Park stadium and on draft or 16oz 4-pack cans at select Worcester area retailers and bars. Represents Harpoon's expansion into central Massachusetts through sports partnership.
- DraftKingsminorLimited-edition Rec. League Get In The Game 12-pack collaboration targeting sports betting enthusiasts and fantasy sports players. The Rec. League Lo-Cal Hazy IPA branding was extended with DraftKings-themed packaging for a time-limited retail promotion.
- Folds of HonorminorAmerican Flyer Light (120 cal, 4.2% ABV) brewed in partnership with Folds of Honor. A portion of proceeds supports Folds of Honor's mission to provide scholarships to families of fallen service members and first responders.
- Anna's TaqueriaminorAnna's Taqueria Jamaica Sour was a limited-edition kettle sour inspired by Anna's signature Jamaica (hibiscus) drink. Brewed with hibiscus petals and actual Anna's tortillas, it delivered a fruit punch flavor profile perfect for pairing with their burritos. Proceeds supported Anna's charity work.
- Big Spruce Brewing (Nova Scotia, Canada)minorFrom Nova Scotia with Love — a Smoked Abbey Ale collaboration with Big Spruce Brewing in Nova Scotia, honoring the tradition of Nova Scotia gifting Boston its official Christmas tree since 1917 (a thank-you for aid after the Halifax explosion). Aged in Glen Breton Single Malt Whiskey barrels from Cape Breton Island.
- Dunkin'flagshipHarpoon and Dunkin' have produced multiple successful co-branded beer releases over several years. Notable collaborations include Dunkin' Coffee Roll Cream Ale, Dunkin' Cold Brew Porter, Dunkin' Hazelnut Blonde Stout, Dunkin' Pumpkin (Spiced Latte Ale), Dunkin' Boston Kreme Stout, Dunkin' Nitro Brown Sugar Shakin' Espresso Stout, Dunkin' Jelly Donut IPA, Dunkin' Summer Coffee Pale Ale, and the annual Harpoon Dunkin' Box O' Beer mix pack. These collaborations combine Dunkin's coffee and donut flavors with Harpoon's brewing expertise, creating limited-edition beers that appeal to both beer and coffee enthusiasts.
- Kristie and Sam Mewis (USWNT)minorTeam Mew-S-A session IPA collaboration with US Women's National Soccer Team stars and Hanson, MA natives Kristie and Sam Mewis. Brewed with lime peel, lemon puree, and sea salt. A portion of proceeds donated to the Boys & Girls Club of Dorchester.
- Mike's Pastry (Boston North End)coreMultiple years of cannoli-inspired stout collaborations. Mike's Pastry Cannoli Stout was brewed using actual Mike's hand-made cannoli shells, cocoa nibs, lactose, and vanilla. An upgraded barrel-aged version (Barrel-Aged Mike's Pastry Cannoli Stout) was aged in premium rye whiskey barrels. Proceeds from the barrel-aged release benefited the American Cancer Society for breast cancer research.
- Jameson Irish WhiskeycoreJameson Irish Cream Stout was aged in Jameson casks, created through a homebrew competition at Harpoon where the winning team drew inspiration from Jameson whiskey and stout. Employee-owned Harpoon brewers collaborated with the Irish whiskey brand to create a unique cream stout.
- Weathered Souls Brewing Co. (San Antonio, TX)minorBlack Is Beautiful collaboration — a Dry-Hopped Tropical Stout brewed in collaboration with Weathered Souls Brewing Co. in San Antonio. Proceeds benefited the NAACP in Boston, MA and Rutland, VT, supporting racial justice causes.
- Fisher HouseminorAmerican Flyer Lager brewed in partnership with Fisher House. A portion of proceeds supports Fisher House's mission to provide free temporary lodging for families of patients receiving medical care at major military and VA medical centers across the country.
- Flour Bakery + Café (Joanne Chang)minorSticky Bun Stout collaboration with Flour Bakery + Café. Made with real Sticky Sticky Buns from Flour, featuring notes of toasted pecans, caramel, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Proceeds donated to Camp Harbor View supporting Boston youth and families. Joanne Chang (co-owner) appeared at the release event.
- WhistlePig Rye WhiskeycoreMultiple barrel-aging collaborations using WhistlePig rye whiskey barrels. Includes Barrel-Aged Baltic Porter, Green Mountain Ryed (Rye IPA aged in freshly-emptied WhistlePig PiggyBack barrels), and The Bock Hog (Doppelbock aged in WhistlePig Boss Hog VII barrels). Both Vermont-based craft producers share a commitment to quality and New England heritage.
- Equal ExchangeminorEl Triunfo Coffee Porter brewed in collaboration with Equal Exchange, using fair trade Mexican coffee beans sourced from the El Triunfo biosphere in Chiapas, Mexico. Represents Harpoon's commitment to ethical sourcing and fair trade partnerships.
Scale indicators6 records
Recent moves8 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Harpoon Brewery competitors and assessment
Company assessmentDirect peers
- Boston Beer Company: Largest US independent craft brewer (Samuel Adams, Dogfish Head, Truly, Twisted Tea) headquartered in Boston. Most directly comparable peer given same geography, similar craft-beer-led portfolio, DTC taproom strategy, and overlapping wholesale accounts across New England.
- Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Large, independent craft brewery founded in 1979 with flagship Pale Ale and IPA. Comparable to Harpoon in scale, multi-state distribution, owned taproom/restaurant operations, and innovation-led product development.
- New Belgium Brewing Company: Large craft brewery (Fat Tire, Voodoo Ranger) owned by Kirin. Comparable to Harpoon in scale, broad year-round and seasonal portfolio, employee-ownership heritage, and multi-taproom hospitality footprint.
- Stone Brewing: Independent craft brewery (Stone IPA, Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens). Comparable to Harpoon in IPA-led portfolio, on-site brewery restaurants, and multi-region distribution.
- Allagash Brewing Company: Portland, Maine-based craft brewery best known for Allagash White. Highly comparable as a New England craft brewer of similar scale with wholesale distribution and a brewery-visitor experience.
- Founders Brewing Company: Grand Rapids, Michigan craft brewery (All Day IPA, Breakfast Stout) owned by Mahou San Miguel. Comparable to Harpoon in scale, IPA-led portfolio, and taproom-driven hospitality revenue.
Broad incumbents
- Lagunitas Brewing Company: Large craft brewery (IPA, Little Sumpin' Sumpin') owned by Heineken. Comparable craft-beer portfolio and scale but operating under a global beverage conglomerate rather than as an independent/employee-owned group.
Emerging players
- Tree House Brewing Company: Massachusetts-based craft brewery famous for hazy IPAs. Comparable New England craft-beer focus with strong taproom/experience-led model, but at smaller scale and with a more limited distribution footprint.
- Trillium Brewing Company: Boston-based craft brewery with multiple taprooms focused on hazy IPAs and farmhouse ales. Comparable as a New England craft competitor with overlapping wholesale accounts and DTC hospitality strategy.
Regional players
- Narragansett Brewing Company: Cranston, Rhode Island-based regional craft brewery with a long New England heritage (founded 1890). Comparable as a competing New England heritage brand with similar lager/pilsner positioning across overlapping wholesale and taproom channels.
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Strengths4 records
Weaknesses4 records
Competitive moat5 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Frequently asked questions about Harpoon Brewery
What does Harpoon Brewery do?
Harpoon Brewery brews, markets, and sells craft beer and hard cider through three owned production facilities in Boston (Seaport), Manchester NH (Queen City Center), and Windsor VT, plus a seasonal beer garden on Boston Common. The company distributes packaged and draft beer to retail, bars, and restaurants across New England via the Barrel One Collective (which also owns Long Trail, Smuttynose, and Wachusett), while operating direct-to-consumer taprooms that offer draft pours, flights, food, tours, tastings, and private event hosting for groups up to ~400.
Is Harpoon Brewery a public or private company?
Harpoon Brewery is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.
When was Harpoon Brewery founded?
Harpoon Brewery was founded in 1986. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is Harpoon Brewery based?
Harpoon Brewery is headquartered in Boston, United States, in the North America region.
How does Harpoon Brewery make money?
Four revenue lines are on record. Direct-to-Consumer Taproom Sales are the primary driver. The others are wholesale Beer Distribution, keg Sales and collaborative/Limited Release Beers.
Who are Harpoon Brewery's main competitors?
Direct peers on record are Boston Beer Company, Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., New Belgium Brewing Company, Stone Brewing, Allagash Brewing Company and Founders Brewing Company. Lagunitas Brewing Company is listed as a broad incumbent. Emerging players are Tree House Brewing Company and Trillium Brewing Company. Narragansett Brewing Company is listed as a regional player.
Does Harpoon Brewery have an API?
No public API is recorded for Harpoon Brewery.
What industry is Harpoon Brewery in?
Harpoon Brewery's product category is Craft Beer Brewing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is THAFALAC, Microbreweries & Craft Breweries, with a secondary code of THAFALAA, Brewpubs & Taprooms (On-site Beer Service). Its NAICS code is 312120 and its SIC code is 2082.