Harlem Brewing Taproom

The Harlem Brewing Taproom is a celebration of transatlantic collaboration and cultural heritage. Founded by Celeste Beatty, the first African American woman brewer to launch a commercially distributed craft beer, Harlem Brewing Company has partnered with Supercute Brewery to create a space that embodies the spirit of both Harlem and Brixton. The taproom is a testament to the shared passions for craft, community, and culture.

Beer aficionados can indulge in the “125th Street IPA,” a signature brew that encapsulates the essence of Harlem with its hip-hops, citrus, and spice. The taproom’s design, a joint effort between Harlem artists and Brixton architects Squire & Partners, features a bold color palette and murals that bring Harlem’s rich history to life. The curated music selection adds to the atmosphere, making it a place where the soul of Harlem resonates.

This partnership goes beyond beer—it’s a symbol of the historic connection between neighborhoods known for their diversity, cultural significance, and activism. The Harlem Brewing Taproom is not just a place to enjoy a pint but a dynamic venue where the legacy of two iconic communities is celebrated and continued through economic growth and cross-cultural exchange.