Tradition
We brew slowly. Open fermentation, long conditioning, and a stubborn respect for the old styles.
How Four Fathers came to open New Gurugram's biggest brewery.
In the old countries, the fathers of brewing were craftsmen before they were chemists. Keepers of fire. Guardians of grain. Men who believed patience was a flavour.
Four Fathers Brewing Co. was named for the four of us — and for the four founding beers we spent two years refining before we ever poured one for a paying guest.
We came to Sector 83 because it is the next frontier. New Gurugram is a city still writing itself. We wanted to build the taproom it deserves: a place where an evening doesn't have to be loud to be full. Where the pint in your hand was brewed fifteen metres away. Where the chef knows the brewer, and the brewer knows the grain.
Small batches. Open fermentation where the yeast earns it. Local grain where we can get it. Everything else — imported noble hops, Bohemian malts, barrel-aged stouts — because the best pint is the pint you actually want to drink.
Pull up. Stay a while. These are our tables.
Four friends, one recipe book, many arguments about hops.
First kettle delivered. First test brew. First pint poured for the brewer's mother.
Doors open at SVH Mall, Sector 83, Gurugram.
We brew slowly. Open fermentation, long conditioning, and a stubborn respect for the old styles.
India has her own flavours. Our seasonal line brings in jaggery, kokum, mango, chai masala, smoked wood from Himachal.
A brewery is only as good as the people in it. We host. We feed. We pull up chairs.