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Photo by Lian Hadad Fields on September 30, 2026. May be an image of text.

Photo by Lian Hadad Fields on September 30, 2026. May be an image of text.

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Posted On: September 30th 2026, 10:02 am

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Hello, there. It’s Dan + Tay, here to announce some big heart-led changes at Suarez Family Brewery.

Before you have a heart attack, just know that we are not permanently closing Suarez Family Brewery. In this tenuous time when we are seeing so many special small businesses closing - we have an even greater motivation to keep our weird little project alive.

We believe in the beer we make and the space that we cultivate. They are simple, but foundational to those who ‘get’ what we’re all about.

And so we are making changes in the year ahead to recalibrate and create some space to imagine the long-term future of Suarez Family Brewery, knowing that the current iteration has not been wholly sustainable for us.
For now, here’s what you need to know. We will continue to operate Suarez Family Brewery as you currently know it until Sunday November 22nd, 2026. After that we are shifting to an entirely new (to us) model for 2027.

Next year we’ll be scaling back our production, and opening for a Spring, Summer, and Fall ‘pop’ (each time open for two weeks in the taproom, sending out a round of mail orders, and serving our wholesale customers). Stay tuned for the exact dates of these 2027 ‘pops’ in the coming weeks.

We know that you likely have A LOT of questions, which we plan to answer as the month unfolds. Subscribe to our newsletter at the bottom of our homepage at drinksuarez.com to get the full story.

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