Buffalo’s Early Brewing Heritage: A Survey

By John P. Eiss - January 28, 2015

As the area sees a resurgence in local brewing, John P. Eiss surveys the roots of brewing in canal-era Buffalo, dating back to Black Rock in 1811.

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