Squatters Craft Beers

What they make

• Founded in 1989 by Jeff Polychronis and Peter Cole as Salt Lake City's first brewpub; from 2002 its beer was brewed with Wasatch's at the Utah Brewers Cooperative in Salt Lake City.^[1]
• Long-running beers include Full Suspension Pale Ale and the Hop Rising double IPAs.^[1][2]
• Monster Brewing, which owns the Squatters and Wasatch beer brands, closed that brewery in May 2025 and moved their production to its breweries outside Utah; the beers are still sold in Utah stores.^[3]

Visiting

• The Squatters Pubs are run by a separate, locally owned company, Salt Lake Brewing Co., which also brews its own beer at the downtown pub.^[4][5]

Bottles to go

Their own sources don't say whether they sell bottles or cans to go. Ask before you go.

Utah lets a brewery, winery or distillery sell its own packaged products on site through a “Type 5” package agency^[8]; anything else comes from a state liquor store.

What locals say

We haven't found local press or reader polls about them yet.

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• Squatters Hop Rising Double IPA Can$2.09355 ml · Ale · Bitter & ESBIn stores · 14,617 units statewide$2.09
• Squatters Hop Rising Tropical IPA$2.09355 ml · Beer · Fruit & FlavoredIn stores · 8,117 units statewide$2.09
• Squatters Hazy Hop Rising$2.09355 ml · Ale · Bitter & ESBIn stores · 6,006 units statewide$2.09
• Squatters Juicy Imp IPA$2.09355 ml · Ale · Bitter & ESBIn stores · 4,068 units statewide$2.09