Portland’s Renowned Craft Beer Maker, David Geary, Passes Away at 78

By | July 29, 2023

David Geary, the founder of New England’s renowned Geary Brewing Company, has passed away. Geary, a pioneer in the American craft beer revolution, established the first post-prohibition craft brewery in New England. His leadership and innovative spirit were instrumental in the rise of the American craft beer industry. News of his passing has sparked tributes across social media, with many in the Greater Portland area honoring his contributions to the local craft brewing sector. His legacy lives on in one of the most flourishing craft beer scenes in the country. https://www.wabi.tv reported

The passing of Renowned Craft Beer Pioneer David Geary

Death of Iconic New England Brewing Label Founder

The creator of one of New England’s most distinguished craft beer brands has passed away.

Family Announces David Geary’s Death

According to his family, David Geary passed away peacefully from natural causes in the company of loved ones this week.

David Geary: Pioneer of Post-Prohibition Craft Brewing

David Geary established Geary Brewing Company as the first craft brewery in New England after the prohibition era. As per the brewery’s website, the company was founded by David and his wife Karen in 1983.

Tribute to David Geary from Geary Brewing Company

In a statement delivered to WMTW, Geary Brewing Company’s president Alan Lapoint expressed, “David’s innovative spirit and leadership were crucial in the American craft beer boom. We extend our heartfelt sympathies to the Geary family and take this opportunity to commemorate David’s life and influence.”

David Geary: The Father of Local Craft Brewing Industry

Several breweries, bars, and restaurants throughout Greater Portland and across social media platforms have been paying tribute to David Geary, recognizing him as the initiator of the local craft brewing industry, which is now one of the most thriving in the nation.

 

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