Breweries & Distilleries

Insurance to raise your spirits.

We understand the unique challenges related to running a brewery, winery, or distillery and can recommend custom insurance solutions to make sure you remain protected.

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What do we recommend?

Some examples of coverage typically recommended for a brewery, winery, or distillery include:

Property & Casualty
General & Excess Liability
Basic, Broad, or Special Coverage
Business Contents
Equipment Breakdown Coverage
Limited Business Income Coverage
Power Interruption
Key Employee Replacement
Tank Collapse/Leakage
Processing Water Loss Extra Expense
Property on Exhibition
Liquor Liability
Workers’ Compensation
Commercial Vehicle Insurance

Going beyond insurance.

Every Marshall & Sterling program is backed by our exceptional loss control and claims service. Our loss control specialists are available to help you protect your business and profits through safety and accident prevention activities designed to reduce and control hazards to people and property.

Professional, experienced, and trusted.

Marshall & Sterling Insurance, founded in 1864 is among the largest privately-owned insurance agencies in the United States, and has been recognized nationally for outstanding services, support, and best practices.

Tips from our experts

Addressing Sexual Misconduct Allegations with Insurance

Allegations of sexual misconduct against politicians, celebrities and other public figures have become increasingly common in recent years. In fact, social movements and a strong public outcry have led to a marked increase in sexual harassment claims—claims that can be incredibly damaging for organizations themselves.

Spotting Fake IDs

Whether it happens with your customers or in the process of hiring a new employee, it is vital to recognize the differences between fake identification documents and genuine documentation.

What You Should Know About Flood Insurance

Flooding is a risk to any business, whether you are inland or near the coastline. In fact, in the past five years all 50 states have experienced floods, and at least one in four businesses that shuts down from a natural disaster never reopens.