bark·en·tine /ˈbärkənˌtēn/ noun : a sailing ship similar to a bark but square-rigged only on the foremast.

brew·er·y /ˈbro͞o(ə)rē/ noun: a place where beer is made commercially.

Barquentine Brewing Company is the anchor Tenant on the north side of the Edgewater Public Market. A barquentine is a style of sailing ship dating back to the early 1900’s and the interior space is reminiscent of the aesthetic found in those vessels. The centerpiece of the space is a heavy timber trellis that alludes to the materials and framing methods of an early barquentine. The trellis, lighting, exposed conduit and creative detailing focuses attention on the bar to complete this space and draw attention to the tap wall serving Belgian style ales.