Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Guide-to-microbrews-299

Guide To Microbrews


Below, you will find a guide to some of the best brews


out there.


Long Trail Brewery - Bridgewater, Vermont


This brewery offers several brews that will easily


quench your thirst. The long trail ale is a very


good choice, as it's very tasty and not too heavy,


just right. The hibernator is also good, although


it's winter seasonal and high in alcohol. With a


pinch of honey, the pollenator provides a thirst


quenching solution to a hot summer haze.


Catamount Brewery - White River Junction - Vermont


The best seller here is the Catamount amber, as it


is very tasty. The Catamount gold is also good,


as it is lighter than the amber and offers plenty


of refreshment on a hot day. For winter months,


the Catamount Christmas ale offers a crisp taste


for the cold.


7 Barrel Brewery - New Hampshire


The 7 Barrel Brewery is a restaurant as well as a


brewery. The best brews here are the Dublin brown


ale and the red 7 ale, although you really can't


go wrong with any of their offerings. They also


offer live music every Friday night with many


great bands.


Vermont Pub - Burlington, Vermont


This pub is the sister brewery of the 7 Barrel


Brewery. They offer a great bar that serves two


rooms, with plenty of fresh and tasty beer. The


brown ale and dog bite bitter are the best, as they


are both very tasty.


Magic Hat Brewery - Burlington, Vermont


This brewery offers some of the best in the state


of Vermont - as well as the entire United States!


Their well known popular number 9 can be found on


taps around the state. When you visit, don't


forget to look under the cap, as they call it


"Magic Hat" for a reason!


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