Breweries all over the world are raising a glass of their new All Together IPA to struggling hospitality workers.

Brooklyn's Other Half Brewing distributed the recipe online so any brewer who wanted could get in on the worldwide batch.

Now, hundreds of breweries from all over the world will be selling the New England style IPA, with part of the proceeds supporting local hospitality workers who are missing paychecks.

Nod Hill Brewery in Ridgefield plans to pay its taproom staff while they're staying home, and donate more of the proceeds to a general fund for hospitality workers.

Co-owner Dave Kaye says even working from the same recipe, each brewery will have its own spin on the final product.

"It is nice to see everybody embrace it and see a good handful of other Connecticut breweries as well that are doing it. And I think it'll be cool in a couple weeks when all these beers start coming out," said Kaye.

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