OTHER KINGSTON AND RONDOUT BREWERY HISTORY

• Slecht (Cornelis Slecht brewed for the original settlers to the area)

• Kingston
  • Coogan, Michael - Lucas Ave
  • Hopkins (John D)& Hargraves (Robert B)- Hurley Ave
• Rondout
  • Bertsche, William - Hone St and German St
  • Dressel (George) & Hauck (George)- Wurts St and Holmes St

• Kingston
  • Cummings (James) & Kiernan (Edward) - Hurley Ave cor Bridge
  • Depuy, Lewis - Lucas Ave cor Bridge
  • Hargraves, James - Wilbur Plank Rd
  • Schwalbach,B - Union Ave n Greenkill Ave
• Rondout
  • Bertsche,Wm - Hone St cor German St
  • Dressel G & Company - Wurts St cor Holmes St
  • Stephan F & Company - South Rondout (Abeel St opp Ravine St)- (formerly known as Von Beck Brewery)

• Kingston

• Kingston
  • Cummings (James)& Kiernan (Edward), Kingston City Steam Brewery - 37-39 Lucas Ave
  • Dressel and Company
  • Shaffer, Jacob

• Rondout
  • Schaffer,Jacob - Jacob's Valley and West Shore Railroad
  • Weber,Frank - Weiss Beer - 103 Abeel St

• Kingston
  • Gustav Teichler - Lager Beer Brewery and Saloon - 140 Hasbrouck Ave - Advertised as "Finest and Healthiest Beer Brewed In This City."

• Kingston
  • Neiselmann & Spinner - Greenkill Ave @ Pine St

• Rondout
  • Jacob Hoffmann Brewing Co - 49-65 Hone St

• Kingston
  • Kingston Bottling Establishment (Rupperts Lager)

Ads in the 1871 directory showed the Kingston Enterprise Brerwery as a brewer of Imperial XXX & Amber Cream Ales.

Ads in the 1872-73 directory showed the Kingston Steam Brewery as brewing XX and XXX ales and having a "regular supply" of XX and XXX Pales and Diamond Ales and Porter. I'm told by a relative of James Cummings that, James died in 1912 and the brewery was breifly run by his wife. The brewery closed shortly thereafter. James Cummings also had two brothers in Middletown New York that had a distillery that produced Apple Jack whiskey. The Middletown brothers exported their goods via on their privately owned barges on the Erie Canal. On their return trip they imported similar goods (distilled alcohol beverages) from other western states. The Kingston City Steam Brewery was a four story brick building. The building no longer exists, a laudrymat now occupies that location.

That same directory showed both Schwalbach and Stephan's as Lager Bier Breweries.

Here are two photos of the F Stephan Brewery in South Rondout.

Here is a beer bottle from Weber's, an Albany brewer. It was bottled for a local hotel owner, John Worf Hotel of Rondout NY. The Hotel used to be located on Abeel St in Rondout.