After seven years of brewing in Pigtown, Suspended Brewing Company has announced its plans to relocate to a new space in North Baltimore. The brewery will vacate its 3,000 sq. ft. building at 912 Washington Blvd., where it first opened its doors in 2017.

In a heartfelt Facebook post, co-owners Josey Schwartz, Yasmin Karimian, and Amir Karimian expressed their gratitude to the Pigtown community for their unwavering support over the years. In a Facebook post, they wrote: “Pigtown has been Suspended’s home over the past seven years. In 2017 we poured our first pint on New Year’s Eve. This New Year’s Eve we will pour our last pint at 912 Washington Blvd,” the post read. “We will continue normal taproom hours through 12/30/23 all the way up to our final New Year’s Eve celebration. We hope you will stop by for one last pint and are looking forward to sharing our last days together at 912 Washington Blvd.” The update also mentioned moving to a new location in Baltimore.

While the exact location of Suspended Brewing Company’s new North Baltimore home remains undisclosed, the company promises to unveil the details soon. In the meantime, patrons can continue to enjoy their favorite Suspended brews at the Pigtown location until December 30th.

While the exact location of Suspended Brewing Company’s new North Baltimore home remains undisclosed, the company promises to unveil the details soon. In the meantime, patrons can continue to enjoy their favorite Suspended brews at the Pigtown location until December 30th.

Suspended Brewing Company’s relocation marks a new chapter in the brewery’s journey, one that promises to bring its craft beers to a wider audience and further solidify its reputation as a leading Baltimore brewery.