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When Rohan and his partners Damien Goudreau and Nate Lanier opened Tree House in Monson last year, they almost immediately thought about expansion. The brewers, known for their citra-hopped IPAs, will put South Worcester County on the map as the latest destination on the growing Central Massachusetts beer tour when they open their new Charlton location early next year.
The 70-acre location allows for more brewing capacity and better access to Tree House's highly sought-after beers. Its flagship Julius is a hoppy IPA with notes of mango, passion fruit and citrus, and the rarer King Julius – an imperial IPA – has a rating of 100 on Beer Advocate.
How are breweries changing economic landscape?Â
We bring flourishing business models and local pride. Most brewers employ 10 to 150 people and bring thousands of people weekly to the surrounding area businesses.
Why put Tree House in South Worcester County?
With its proximity to major travel routes, the expansion project is perfect for its hyperlocal destination.
Gathered below are the other Central Massachusetts' 2016 Power Players:
Standard Bearers:Â Long-time forces in the business community
Trail Blazers:Â Pioneers setting the latest economic trends
Behind the Scenes:Â People in the background who keep the wheels turning
Next Wave:Â Forward thinkers ushering in the new economy
Gear Shifters:Â Up-and-comers breathing new life into old ideas
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