Meet the Brewer Head brewer Brian O'Reilly originally planned to become either a teacher or lawyer, but fell under the spell of good beer during an overseas study program in Austria while attending Franciscan University in Ohio, inspiring him to begin homebrewing. Following graduation, while substitute teaching in Boston and playing with his rock band, ScrapApple, he volunteered at local microbrewery, then was hired as assistant brewer at Brewers Bier Haus in New Hampshire. When his mentor Phil Markowski left to create Southampton Publick House, Brian took over. After the brewery closed, he was hired by the John Harvard's chain and was head brewer in Cleveland for two years before coming to Pennsylvania in 1999 to help create the short-lived New Road Brew House in Collegeville (where he won a GABF Gold Medal in 2000). He joined Sly Fox in March 2002.
Find the Fox For the convenience of our retail and wholesale customers, we provide a list of retail stores and wholesalers in Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey where you can find Sly Fox beers. This list will be updated regularly. This same webpage features "Our Kind of People," a twice-monthly feature which spotlights one of the publicans or retailers who support Sly Fox and our beers. Click Here
Distributors To support our distributors and retailers, as well as bars taverns, festival officials and anyone else interested in promoting Sly Fox Beer and the Sly Fox pubs, we have created a "Sly Fox Identity" page where standardized Sly Fox logos in different treatments and formats are available for easy download and usage. You can access this resource here or from the link at the bottom of our Home Page.For specific requests to utilize our logo in a different manner, email ideas@virtualfarm.com.
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Head brewer Brian O'Reilly originally planned to become either a teacher or lawyer, but fell under the spell of good beer during an overseas study program in Austria while attending Franciscan University in Ohio, inspiring him to begin homebrewing. Following graduation, while substitute teaching in Boston and playing with his rock band, ScrapApple, he volunteered at local microbrewery, then was hired as assistant brewer at Brewers Bier Haus in New Hampshire. When his mentor Phil Markowski left to create Southampton Publick House, Brian took over. After the brewery closed, he was hired by the John Harvard's chain and was head brewer in Cleveland for two years before coming to Pennsylvania in 1999 to help create the short-lived New Road Brew House in Collegeville (where he won a GABF Gold Medal in 2000). He joined Sly Fox in March 2002. 
For the convenience of our retail and wholesale customers, we provide a list of retail stores and wholesalers in Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey where you can find Sly Fox beers. This list will be updated regularly. This same webpage features "Our Kind of People," a twice-monthly feature which spotlights one of the publicans or retailers who support Sly Fox and our beers.
To support our distributors and retailers, as well as bars taverns, festival officials and anyone else interested in promoting Sly Fox Beer and the Sly Fox pubs, we have created a "Sly Fox Identity" page where standardized Sly Fox logos in different treatments and formats are available for easy download and usage. You can access this resource