As a blackowned and veteranowned brewery that has been manning the kettle productively since 2020. Our name comes from the optimal Fahrenheit temperature for Ale fermentation – Yup, that is the essential element of great brews. With a focus on Ales and Lagers, our signature beers include the Route 140 IPA (6.7%) a New England IPA, Forge Park (a West Coast-style IPA named after the last stop on the MBTA Commuter Rail line in Franklin and Bellingham), the Retriever Pale Ale and Westwood IPA with additional flavors.
We opened in late February 2020 and quickly had to shut our doors due to the pandemic. This necessitated a shift in strategy to distribution beyond the brewery and solidified placement in several retail chains including Trader Joe’s, Big Y, and Whole Foods. Now that COVID restrictions have been lifted, we are looking to generate new excitement for our brewery, our patrons, and our community while creating some hoppy hoppy brews.
We are a microbrewery that stretches the creativity of craft beer and rediscovers classical beer styles. 67 Degrees Brewing is the realization of two years of long days and tireless nights among six beer lovers and aficionados. Our 3,000 square foot building is perfectly located at 158 Grove Street, across from the Franklin Industrial District and next to the Planet Fitness Center. We welcome, artistic, and comfortable for bringing kids and tail wagging furry friends.
Lastly, we are involved in charitable and community activities supporting great causes such as StacheStrong (Supporting Brain Cancer Research), October Pink (Breast Cancer Awareness), Project St. Anne (Haiti Earthquake Relief 2021), KodeConnect ( ), etc by taking action, donating, launching fundraisers, joining local teams, and organizing a drive to get others involved.