Bordentown, in Burlington County, is a historic city and township on the eastern bank of the Delaware River, roughly equidistant between Philadelphia and Trenton. The city portion is one of the smaller municipalities in New Jersey but carries a distinct colonial-era character, with a well-preserved downtown and streetscape along Farnsworth Avenue that draws heritage tourists and day visitors from the region. Burlington County encompasses a wide range of landscapes from the Delaware River front at Bordentown to the Pine Barrens interior further east, supporting both agricultural production and craft beverage operations.

The region around Bordentown has seen brewery activity develop along the Route 130 and Interstate 295 corridor, taking advantage of the commercial real estate and highway access the area provides. Visitors exploring craft beverages in the central New Jersey Delaware River valley can use Bordentown as a base, with connections to venues in Burlington City to the south and Mount Holly and Moorestown to the southeast. The historic downtown along the riverfront adds to the appeal for craft beverage visitors who pair taproom visits with walking tours of Bordentown’s 18th and 19th century architecture.