Today, 20+ year industry veteran and Brew Master Jeremy Hebert is all about honoring the past.
We don’t want to give too much away, but it may or may not include President James Monroe and a pint of inn-brewed beer. Something’s a-brewing: Although production as we know it began in 1993 (with the 1995 addition of a four-barrel brew house producing 125-gallon batches), the Norwich Inn has a storied beer history.
Location: 325 Main Street, Norwich, VT 05055īeers: Ales, IPAs, lagers, stouts, and more – for what’s on tap, click hereĪmenities: Restaurant, on-site accommodations Jasper Murdock’s Alehouse at the Norwich Inn, Established 1993 This craft brewery’s 4-barrel system (capable of producing 125 gallons per brew) is pumping out a revolving selection of delicious beers. But if you’ve stopped in before, don’t be surprised to see unfamiliar brews. For a brew that goes down easy, check out their Magic Carpet golden ale. in New York – and ski-industry aficionado, Vince Wynn, this craft shop is where experimental flavors are often named in honor of nearby alpine trails. Helmed by Mike Philbrick – owner of the Port Jeff Brewing Co. Saddle up to the fireside bar for food and brews or mix things up in the game room (we see you, air hockey table). Location: 53 Village Circle (at the Spa building in the Woods Resort), Killington, VT 05751Īmenities: Restaurant, game-room, live music, special eventsĬhill for best results: Craving a pint after a day of shredding? Minutes from Killington Ski Area, follow the winding path within the Woods Resort for this oasis of liquid gold the town’s only micro-brewery. Killington Beer Company, Established 2018 When you stop in on those stunning digs overlooking the Ottauquechee River (yes, summertime toe-dipping and rock skipping are encouraged), grab a brew and a bite, sit back, and enjoy one of the most pristine scenes Vermont has to offer.įun fact: Mike Rowe visited Long Trail during an episode of Dirty Jobs Those flavors can’t be found anywhere but their location in Bridgewater Corners.
Experimentations resulting in tasty one-offs and rarities aren’t in short supply, from maple Bourbon coffee infusions and a Flemish-inspired wild beer to American stouts with notes of chocolate and cherries – featuring a whopping 10.666% ABV. Pitcher-perfect: As the maker of the largest-selling craft brew in Vermont ( we’re looking at you, Long Trail Ale), Long Trail may be a household name in the New England beer game, but they’ve got a few surprises up their sleeve. Location: 5520 US-4, Bridgewater Corners, VT 05035īeers: Ales, IPAs, lagers, gose, and moreĪmenities: Restaurant, live music, special events, dog-friendly outdoor space Long Trail Brewing Co, Established 1989.
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