Here's the real dill.

A couple years back, our Head Pickler was enjoying some Bloody Marys down in NOLA when he had a delicious pickled green bean. And he liked these beans so much that he wanted to try making them on his own. So he came back to Philly and began experimenting in his kitchen lab on Brine Street, mixing and matching the freshest local ingredients around. And thus, Zing Beans were born.

Fast forward some years and lots of batches later to when a group of regular people – who love pickles – came together to turn the Brine Street lab into a full-blown Picklery. Now, we’re just regular people making pickles in the city. The city of Philadillphia.

Picklery (noun): PIK-UHL-RY

An establishment for creating pickled goods by preserving them in delicious and addictive brine.

Zing Beans

Green Beans, Garlic, Vinegar, Water, Thai Chili, Dill, Spices, Mustard Seed, Salt

Straight Up Spears

Cucumbers, Garlic, Vinegar, Water, Dill, Spices, Mustard Seed, Salt

Dem Spicy Spears

Cucumbers, Garlic, Vinegar, Water, Thai Chili, Dill, Spices, Mustard Seed, Salt

Hellish Hoagie Relish

Cherry Peppers, Green Peppers, Onions, Garlic, Vinegar, Water, Sugar, Spices, Salt

Beer Spears

Cucumbers, Garlic, Vinegar, Yards IPA, Rosemary, Chile de Arbol, Sugar, Spices, Salt.

Seasonal Collaborations

"Zing Remix" with Love and Honey Fried Chicken

Brine Street Mushrooms

Brine Street Beets

Briney, crunchy, spicy and savory  

We didn't set up shop on Brine Street just because we like making pickled things (though that part can be fun). We set out to make the most delicious, snackable pickle around. Whether it's a cucumber spear brined in beer or a seasonal assortment of pickled 'shrooms, know we never create anything that doesn't evoke a "yum."

If ya dig our pickles and want them on your store’s shelves, or served beside that good-lookin’ sandwich at your restaurant, hit us up at brinestreetpicklery@gmail.com.

"Best pickles ever!"

— Our Moms