Naples Brewing Company, a beloved fixture in the Finger Lakes craft beverage scene, has announced it will close its doors on Saturday, November 1, after five years in business.
In a heartfelt message shared on social media, the owners cited changes in the beverage industry, career shifts, and growing families as reasons behind the decision. “While it’s difficult to end this chapter, we collectively believe that life flows through stages, and this one has truly been wonderful,” they wrote.
Since opening in 2019, Naples Brewing Company became known for its creative small-batch beers, community events, and seasonal fan favorites like its cider donut flight pairings. The taproom served as a gathering spot for locals and tourists alike, particularly during the region’s iconic Grape Fest.
The brewery plans to remain open with regular hours through October. That means there’s still time to grab a crowler, enjoy a fall flight, or pick up one of their new hoodies — featuring a fresh design and several new color options.
Beer lovers can also expect a few final releases, including the return of their golden ale and NYIPA. Crowlers, growlers, and a limited number of four-packs will be available while supplies last.
The taproom will host one last hurrah on Saturday, Nov. 1, from 12–8 p.m. Visitors are invited to stop by, raise a glass, and say farewell.
“We are so thankful for the opportunity to bring this dream to life,” the team shared. “Thank you for being along for the ride.”
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