Kinsmen Brewing Co. poised to grow with Husky Hops

The Kinsmen Brewing Company in Southington’s Milldale section did just fine in its first four years, selling its many beers inside a spacious, comfortable tavern along the Farmington River bike canal.

Greg Caucci and Bruce Staebler of Kinsmen Brewing said they built a loyal following and generated good sales by brewing and selling their beer inside the former Clark Brothers Bolt Co. building on Canal Street.

Kinsmen, which bills itself as Central Connecticut’s fastest-growing brewery, has seen sales grow from around $2 million in 2019 to about $3 million in 2021.

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