Tue 14 Aug 2007
For A Few Beers More
Posted by The Silver Fox under Eatin' n' Drinkin'
The mini-vacation was quite lovely, starting with a surprise visit, courtesy of The Girl, to the Mt. Washington Hotel. Some pictures will follow when I have the time to upload them.
In between a stay at the Mt. Washington and a wedding in Burlington, The Girl and I continued our quest to visit every brewery and brew pub listed in The Good Guide Beer Guide to New England. Over the course of the weekend we stopped and sampled at the following:
The Italian Oasis - yes, it really is a brew pub.
Three Needs Brewery and Taproom - I would’ve enjoyed this place more if my visit hadn’t coincided with Eric Gagne coughing up the first of two to the Orioles.
Vermont Pub and Brewery - so nice, we went twice.
Magic Hat Brewing Company - You can drink all the samples you want, before and after the tour. Just saying.
Long Trail Brewing Co. - the drive off the highway, past Queechee Gorge and through the incredibly scenic Woodstock, is as lovely as Long Trail’s Blackbeary Wheat.
We didn’t have time to hit the Switchback Brewing Company, though I did have a pint of their IPA at the Three Needs. The tour of Cabot Cheese was pretty cool, but the selection of samples left much to be desired.
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October 11th, 2007 at 1:31 pm[…] Barrington Brewery and Restaurant We stopped here for lunch on our journey west, as part of our Beer Quest. The verdict is mixed. The Girl felt her veggie burger went from a box to the stove to her plate, and was similarly unimpressed with her beer, though I’m struggling to remember her choice of brew. I thought my Steak & Stout sandwich was very tasty and my raspberry beer quite refreshing; the summer wheat beer I tried was serviceable if uninspiring. […]




August 20th, 2007 at 2:46 pm
Mmmmm…this makes me thirsty, and Samuel Addams Octoberfest is on shelves now. I think its time for a cold one!