New Brewery Opening In Denville

DENVILLE, NJ — Fort Nonsense Brewing Company is opening their doors with locally brewed beer on Jan. 27. The brewery will be the first in Denville, and is named after a fort in Morristown National Historical Park.

An opening ceremony will be held on the 27th at noon, with Denville Mayor Tom Andes. A Revolutionary War canon will be on site, courtesy of John Lamb’s Artillery Company, and a food truck serving wings will be out front.

A beer line-up will be announced closer to opening date. The website promises a "variety of classic ales and lagers with their own unique twists and some nonsensical beers for the adventurous drinker."

The company is run by three brothers: Andrew, Thomas, and James Aslanian.

"Our love of brewing actually began with the generation before us, when we purchased a beer kit for our father, a chemist with a love for a good brew, who then shared the gift with each of us. If only he knew then the obsession he had started!" they say on their website.

It'll be open Thursdays and Fridays 4 p.m. to 10 p.m., Saturdays noon to 10 p.m., and Sundays noon to 6 p.m. You can visit their website here.

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