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Massachusetts has several amazing local breweries. Many have received lots of acclaim over the years. And now a relatively new spot here has received tons of well-deserved praise and national recognition as it has been voted in the popular publication 'USA Today' to finish in the top three for the category of "Best New Brewery".

Massachusetts has several great local breweries. There are many that have received plenty of acclaim over the years. And now a relatively new spot in the Bay State that has received plenty of praise since opening is receiving some national recognition as it has been named by the popular publication 'USA Today' as a finalist for being "Best New Brewery".

Fun fact: the number one alcoholic beverage consumed throughout the U.S. is beer. Luckily for us in Massachusetts, New England happens to be a fertile region for where you can find a wide range of the best tasting beers in the country. And in Massachusetts, there is a certain brewery that happens to have several beers listed amongst the most delicious in the U.S. As it turns out, that same brewery has some big expansion plans on the horizon within the Bay State.

Yes, Berkshire County beer lovers, the rumors are true! A new brewery will be opening its doors this Thursday in Downtown Pittsfield. And...HALLELUJAH!!

It's always exciting to see a new business make its way to the Berkshires. There is one that has made its way here, but is still in the process of getting some things lined up before it can officially open up. That new business happens to be the newest brewery to come to the Berkshires.

There is a brewery that is literally in the process of making its way into the Berkshires. And its location couldn't be any more central to the region as it is moving into downtown Pittsfield on North Street.

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Looks like there will be another reason to enjoy downtown Pittsfield. Get Ready to hoist a brew as 41 North Tap Room, has eyed North Street to develop a brewery, taproom and kitchen.

Jonathan Spinney, in his application to the Planning Board, said the 10-barrel Rising Glass Brewery would have a tap room and entertainment space along with commissary kitchen.