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evere, MA – Twisted Fate Brewing, a family‑owned, majority‑woman nanobrewery, opened its first retail location at Suffolk Downs’ Beachmont Square on Saturday, Oct. 4. The new taproom at 64 Salt Street marks the first tenant to launch in the massive redevelopment and was celebrated with a ribbon‑cutting attended by Mayor Patrick Keefe, City Council President Marc Silvestri, State Rep. Jessica Giannino, and representatives from The HYM Investment Group and National Real Estate Advisors.

    The taproom is Twisted Fate’s second venue, following the Danvers site that opened in 2022. Patrons can sample a rotating selection of lagers, New England IPAs, and stouts, plus tap‑room exclusives such as “Paul Revere.” Food will be available on‑site, and a seasonal outdoor patio is slated to open in Spring 2026.

    “We’re thrilled to bring our taproom to Revere,” said co‑owner Erica Tritta. “Our team can’t wait to serve you a pint in our brand‑new space.” Mayor Keefe added, “Twisted Fate is Revere’s first brewery, adding a fresh vibe to Beachmont. We’re excited to see them thrive.”

    The launch coincided with Revere’s Fall Festival at The Yard @ Beachmont Square, featuring live music, local vendors, and Twisted Fate brews, helping to establish the area as a lively community hub.

    Twisted Fate’s opening signals the start of a broader rollout of nine new retail concepts in the Amaya building, the first residential component of Suffolk Downs. Upcoming tenants include The Point Barre and Yoga, expected later this fall. BLACKLINE Retail Group is spearheading leasing for Beachmont Square.

    “Twisted Fate sets the tone for what’s to come,” said HYM CEO Thomas N. O’Brien. “It’s a welcoming space that brings energy and connection to Beachmont Square—a preview of the vibrant neighborhood we’re building at Suffolk Downs.”