She has also been heavily involved with the brewery's rebranding efforts. 'I like to say, 'I make things happen, including the impossible,'' she said.) She has previously worked as a rep and then a manager for Goose Island in this region.ДЄt Rivertown, her role includes working on the brewery's various relationships вЂ“ with its staff, wholesalers, consumers and charities, as examples. Jason's wife of a little more than two years (they met at a beer festival, of course), she officially joined Rivertown last fall, after the buyout was finalized. A new website is in the works, and new metal tap handles should be out in June.ДЄll have a clean, art deco look, to embrace the 'old-meets-new' mindset at Rivertown, Lindsey Roeper said. The brewery has a new logo, new packaging, including new six-pack carriers (with a faint image showing the Carew and PNC Towers to subtly represent Rivertown's Cincinnati heritage in other markets) and new labels. 31, 2019.Along with the new lineup comes a whole new look for Rivertown. Rivertown was to have created 55 full-time and 10 part-time jobs by Dec.

RivertownвЂ™s CRA agreement was for a 45% abatement on the annual property tax for five years and for job creation. On Monroe filed a second tax lien against the property. In August 2020, Monroe City Council revoked a tax abatement for Rivertown Brewery Company that was granted in May 2016.ДЄ notice of default letter was sent Maby City Manager Bill Brock that said Rivertown owed $72,370 in unpaid taxes and payments not made as part of a plan for previous lapses in payment. 20, 2017 and saw early success because of its location near a highly traveled roadway and being close to Cincinnati Premium Outlets, Miami Valley Gaming and two popular flea markets, Traders World and Treasure Aisles. In February, Rivertown, one of the first in the region to kick off the brewery boom, announced it was closing due to the COVID-19 pandemic, staffing issues and rising food costs. Rick Pearce, president of the Chamber of Commerce serving Middletown, Monroe and Trenton, said heвЂ™s excited the vacant building is being used again and he looks forward to working with the owners. ItвЂ™s a big step forward for us, but we are ready,вЂќ вЂњMonroe is a small town near the big city and weвЂ™re excited to be part of it.вЂќДЄnthony Scott, co-owner of Moeller Brew Barn, said the company decided now was the вЂњright time to go forward with this opportunity.

вЂњWe are stoked about this big opportunity in front of us,вЂќ he said. The kitchen will offer established favorites such as Neapolitan-style pizzas, smoked wings, and Bavarian pretzels, he said. More than 24 beers will be on tap at any given time, including new beers brewed on site and established Moeller favorites, Moeller said. The brewery adds to the region and provides another entertainment option, she said. вЂњThe Moeller brandвЂ™s dedication to creative spaces and quality products feels like an excellent fit for our residents and businesses to enjoy,вЂќ said Jennifer Patterson, assistant to the city manager/economic development for the city of Monroe. The 25,875 square foot facility will be the most southern location for Moeller Brew Barn, founded in 2015.

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