Located on the bustling main street of Woodstock, New Hampshire, you are sure to find the Woodstock Inn and Brewery. On our usual Labor Day camping trip, we made a pilgrimage to the Inn for food and beverages. Besides great food, there is also great beer, and with a sampler option on the menu I opted for four brews from light to dark.
First up, we had the Loon Golden Ale, a dry and crisp beer. With a golden color and slight hop flavor
Bottle/Tap: Tap
Rule of Citrus: None
After a long absence, I returned to Strangebrew Tavern this past Tuesday with my usual company for some nachos and beverages. A few more taps had been added to the bar, and I noticed that the summer beers were quickly running away. I decided to grab a White Sail by Otter Creek and take it for a spin.
I’ll be happy when college season starts, and the
Like a stain that won’t come out of your favorite shirt: it’s Beer Spots. This is, obviously, part 3 in my series to enlighten folks about where to find good beer close to home. Sadly, this will be my last installment, until I find more spots that catch my taste buds. Let us now migrate to the Queen City herself, Manchvegas, more affectionately known as Manchester.
The North End Superette is located at the corner
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As summer is coming to a close I’m trying to squeeze in a few more summer beers before the weather gets cold. This week we have the Apricot Wheat Ale from Sea Dog Brewing Company. These guys are known for the Blueberry Wheat Ale, and if you like that, chances are you’ll enjoy the Apricot Wheat.
Bottle/Tap: Bottle
Rule of Citrus: None
If you’ve never seen Monty Python and the Holy Grail, you’re missing out. If you have, visualize the chanting monks. (If you know the chant, sing it.) Those are the guys that must brew this beer. Wait, what? Monks and beer, no way. Way.
