by Joe Correnti Master Brewmaster
We source and serve only the best of the best IPAs from around the world!
Current brews on tap at Bucket Town Brewery reflect the unique attributes of its brewmaster, Joe Correnti. All our beers are infused with the hospitality, selflessness and industriousness of its maker, ingredients just as essential as the hand-selected Galaxy and Amarillo hops we use in each batch.
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This workhorse of a triple IPA will get the job done better and faster than you can say “I went to school with your cousin.” Best consumed in a pewter stein, e.g. Tim’s Jugs™. Triple IPA, ABV: 12.5%
Accessible to virtually all palates, Short Bus began life as a mass-produced domestic before getting rehabbed and customized in a bourbon cask, an ode to Brewmaster Joe’s favorite local brewery. Pilsner, ABV: 4.0%
This smokey lager is treated with aromatic Newport Lights, hickory and applewood to give it a flavor reminiscent of late nights behind the bleachers at Legion field, louvres on Z-28s and acid washed jeans. 10% upcharge for anyone hailing from 02190. Lager, 4.0% ABV
Only available in extraordinarily large growlers with expansive bellies, Red Jacket is earned, not purchased. If you have what it takes, and if you know the difference between a patrol box and a cabinet thingie, you MIGHT be able to handle the Red Jacket. Red IPA, ABV: 8.5%
The rarest combination of hops and yeast on the menu, the Ultimate pays homage to the unexpected mashup of gymnastic agility with brute force wizardry possessed by the top 2% of over-the-hill ultimate athletes. Imperial IPA, ABV 11%
Truth be told, this one isn’t for everyone. If you experience a Cooper, you’ll know it from the rather bitter aftertaste and, in extreme cases, jarringly violent fantasies. Not for the faint of heart. Session IPA, ABV 13%. (edited)
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Bucket Town Brewery was founded by Joe Correnti in August 1966, shortly after he became the first toddler to ever earn the Court of Master Sommelier Americas (CSM-A) accreditation for beer. However, his story begins in earnest in July 1964 when he left the nursery at South Shore Hospital for a trip around the Cape of Good Hope.
Before loading up his bindle for the long journey, Joe made the life-altering decision to pour out the milky contents of his bottle and replace it with a particularly strong beer to sustain his sea voyage, thereby giving birth to the term “India Pale Ale.”In the years since, Joe has developed an incredibly refined taste for beer, qualifyi
Before loading up his bindle for the long journey, Joe made the life-altering decision to pour out the milky contents of his bottle and replace it with a particularly strong beer to sustain his sea voyage, thereby giving birth to the term “India Pale Ale.”In the years since, Joe has developed an incredibly refined taste for beer, qualifying him to mercilessly mock uncultured peasants who consume domestic beers or, heaven forbid, any beers housed in barrels.
He takes a hands-on approach to brewing all beers on tap at Bucket Town Brewery, sampling at least 5 liters of each one daily just to make sure it retains its character and composition. That dedication, combined with the incredible hospitality and kindness on display at the Ward Street tasting room, make Joe the finest brewmaster around a
He takes a hands-on approach to brewing all beers on tap at Bucket Town Brewery, sampling at least 5 liters of each one daily just to make sure it retains its character and composition. That dedication, combined with the incredible hospitality and kindness on display at the Ward Street tasting room, make Joe the finest brewmaster around and a stellar example of what a Weymouth Sweaty can accomplish when he puts his mind to it.
We have them all.
Tuttleville, Hingham, Massachusetts, United States
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