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While Baltimore’s Full Tilt Brewing currently contract brews at the Peabody Heights Brewing facility in Abell, the company’s ultimate goal is to one day open their own brewery in the city.
That’s years down the line, though. In the meantime — and in an effort to one day reach that goal — Full Tilt plans to open a brewpub in Towson next year, said co-founder Nick Fertig. He hopes the establishment, which does not yet have a name, will open its doors by “mid- to late summer 2017.”
For Fertig, establishing a brick-and-mortar home for Full Tilt is a priority. Last week, he and co-founder (and cousin) Dan Baumiller signed a letter of intent to lease the former police station located at 308 Washington Ave. They couldn’t find a location that worked in Baltimore, so they expanded the search north, Fertig said.
“I think it’s a good next step for us,” Fertig said. “One of the biggest things we’re missing right now is a place for people to call Full Tilt home.”
That’s years down the line, though. In the meantime — and in an effort to one day reach that goal — Full Tilt plans to open a brewpub in Towson next year, said co-founder Nick Fertig. He hopes the establishment, which does not yet have a name, will open its doors by “mid- to late summer 2017.”
For Fertig, establishing a brick-and-mortar home for Full Tilt is a priority. Last week, he and co-founder (and cousin) Dan Baumiller signed a letter of intent to lease the former police station located at 308 Washington Ave. They couldn’t find a location that worked in Baltimore, so they expanded the search north, Fertig said.
“I think it’s a good next step for us,” Fertig said. “One of the biggest things we’re missing right now is a place for people to call Full Tilt home.”
