Succession Fermentory, a farmhouse brewery located in Cochranville, is taking on a new venture, reports staff for ABC7 News.
This venture comes in the form of A Man Full of Trouble, located at 127 Spruce Street in Philadelphia. The building is the city’s only active Pre-Revolutionary tavern, originally built in 1759. It has been closed to the public since 1996, until now!
Succession Fermentory has opened A Man Full of Trouble has a bar and tasting room, complete with 25 seats. Their complete range of farmhouse-made beer and ferments will be available on draft, cask, and in bottle.
A Man Full of Trouble will also feature some of the greatest sips around Pennsylvania, including high-quality wine and spirits.
For those who are chomping at the bit to visit this antiquely-new tavern, you’re in luck. Reservations aren’t required, so feel free to stop in at any time during their normal hours of operation.
You can even set up your next event at this historic bar.
Read and see more about A Man Full of Trouble in action? Check out the video at ABC7 News.
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