The Seattle brewery specializes in gluten-free beer, and has won awards at the Great American Beer Festival and the U.S. Open Beer Championship.
CHELSEA, MA - Night Shift Distributing is excited to announce that Ghostfish Brewing's products will be hitting the Massachusetts shelves. Founded in 2015, the Seattle-based brewery is the first and only gluten-free brewery in Washington.
Ghostfish started off with a bang, winning both the gold and bronze medals in the Gluten-Free Beer category at the 2015 Great American Beer Festival. Since then, beers like theirGrapefruit IPA and Meteor Shower Blonde Ale have continued to bring home awards.
Rob Burns, CEO of Night Shift Distributing, finds a familiar ethos in the story that Ghostfish's three founders are building:
"What I love about the beer industry is passionate folks who go above and beyond to create the best possible products. Ghostfish has taken their personal desire for qualitygluten-free beer and made it an obsession. They source ingredients from a handful of gluten-free malt houses, and are solely dedicated to gluten-free beer production. You can taste that passion and dedication in the fantastic product that just so happens to be gluten-free."
Massachusetts will be only the second state outside of the Pacific Northwest to see Ghostfish Brewing cans on the shelf. Brian Thiel, Co-Owner/Director of Marketing and Sales for Ghostfish, emphasized the value of finding the right partner to help his company enter this new market:
"We are proud to partner with Night Shift Distributing to bring our award-winning brews to the beer lovers of Massachusetts. With this new relationship we are confident we have placed our brand in the capable hands of people who share the same passion as we do for pushing the boundaries of craft beer."
4-packs of a variety of Ghostfish's offerings will be available in stores starting mid-February. Beer drinkers in the Bay State can look forward to trying Grapefruit IPA, Meteor Shower Blonde Ale, and Shrouded Summit Belgian White Ale at the outset.
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