WHAT $25 GETS YOU
Festival Glass
Commemorative, limited-edition. Designed by Roundhead’s brand hero, Mr. Alex Budnitz.
Three Pours
10oz pours. Welcome Pour + 2 tokens to exchange for beers of your choice! Additional tokens available for purchase.
Live Art by CervezArts!
Art-making & live music — free for everyone, thanks to Roundhead’s Mug Club members!
THREE BEERS, ONE STORY: Cerveza Que Reúne
Dropping at Contigofest ’26… Three new releases!
Brewer/Co-owner Luis Espinoza inspects a pint from the fermenter.
Celebrating Indigenous Andean roots — the maca! Brewed with Peruvian maca root. The roasted malt backbone brings notes of dark chocolate, dark caramel, subtle earthiness and nutty flavor, warming and bold finish. This porter offers a unique twist on a classic style.
A fusion of cultures as two worlds meet in one brew. Brings together Merlot mixed-fruit and mixed-culture ale aged in oak barrels. Bright cherry and red berry notes meet subtle oak, bringing complexity and gentle funk, with a tart, dry, and refreshing finish.
As the time passes, we bring more character to culture and to the beer! This is the first recipe (and latest bottling) that brought owners Luis and Craig together; with time, bonds and character grow stronger. #PeopleofRoundhead
All three limited-edition brews drop at Contigofest in Roundhead’s Community Room! You’ll also find 16+ brews in our Taproom & Beer Garden Patio! Pair all that with food from our award-winning Pizza Kitchen, and live music presented by CervezArts!
CervezArts — culture that transforms.
At Contigofest ’26, we launch CervezArts, Roundhead’s new year-round arts programming that fairly pays local artists to share their work, and brings Boston out to meet them.
- Monthly flagship events — taiko, jazz, film, flamenco, cultural vendor markets, poetry, dance
- Gallery series — curated by our artist in residence
- Participatory events — live painting, music making, mask-making, hands-on workshops
- Adult-only nights alongside family-friendly programming
Built in partnership with Trino Cultural Lab. Boston has no shortage of artists; what it’s short on is room for them.
CervezArts Community Partners
