St. Petersburg’s first operating brewery, Cycle Brewing, first opened their downtown St. Petersburg location six years ago this week. The brewery is celebrating by releasing a set of massive vanilla stouts.
Press Release: Brew Hub has signed a partnership agreement with Cycle Brewing Company. The partnership will allow the St. Petersburg, Florida-based craft brewer to immediately increase production and expand distribution throughout Florida, while also introducing its first line of packaged cans.
Cycle Brewing hosts one of the most anticipated events of Tampa Bay Beer Week, Barrel-Aged Day, where every beer that flows has had a siesta in a spirit barrel. The Saint Petersburg brewery has recently posted details about tickets and the event itself.
J.J. Taylor Distributing Florida, Inc. is proud to announce the distribution partnership with Cycle Brewing of St. Petersburg.
Cycle Brewing has broken in their space in Saint Petersburg nicely- they have worked out several bottle releases and “rare” tappings with style (and no more than the usual number of complaints). Now, in an effort to be good neighbors to both customers and nearby businesses, the craft brewery has announced some changes to the way their highly-anticipated Barrel-Aged Day will go down in 2015.
Cycle Brewing confirms its reputation as Saint Petersburg’s “surprise” brewery. From announcing opening day the afternoon that it happened to surprise tappings, Cycle is full of serendipity. The brewery says it best in their post.
Cycle Brewing has built their reputation on a diverse number of beers. From their hop-forward session IPAs to Ducky’s Pilsner to tart Berliner Weisses to their numerous barrel-aged beers, Cycle will have over a dozen beers on tap in their downtown Saint Petersburg tasting room. Every once in a while, Cycle will host a bottle release of one of their barrel-aged delicacies, and today is one of those days.