With a beautiful fall weekend ahead of us, what would be the ideal way to spend an afternoon or evening? Attending the NH Brewers Festival, of course. Held in the Armory at the Radisson Hotel in Manchester, New Hampshire, it is the perfect event for beer lovers!
This annual event features craft brewers from New Hampshire and other New England locations. Included in the list of attendees are Moat Mountain Smokehouse and Brewing Company, Long Trail Brewing Co., Narragansett Brewing, and Harpoon Brewery. With so many excellent breweries attending, the hardest part of your day will
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Review: Pizzico Ristorante & Martini Bar, Nashua, NH
by Michele on October 8th, 2010 | Cocktails, Restaurant Review
Pizzico has been in our repertoire for Italian dining for a few years. The food always is exceptional, and the environment works well for a family dinner, a night out with friends, or just the two of us dining. In the last year, we have discovered another reason to visit Pizzico: the martini bar. While the martini bar is located within the same building as the dining area, we just had not gone to that section of the restaurant previously.
Our discovery was a matter of happenstance. After an early afternoon spent running errands and not eating lunch, we drove
Our discovery was a matter of happenstance. After an early afternoon spent running errands and not eating lunch, we drove
4th Annual Portsmouth Cocktail Competition
by Michele on June 2nd, 2010 | Cocktails
A gentle ocean breeze. Warm, late afternoon sunshine on your shoulders. Cobblestone sidewalk under your feet. Tasty cocktails at each one of your destinations.
The good news is that isn't a dream sequence. It is exactly what you could be enjoying if you attend the 4th Annual Portsmouth Cocktail Competition on Sunday, June 6th. Held in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire, from 4-8 pm, it is sure to please cocktail connoisseurs.
Portsmouth is a wonderful walking city with an incredible array of shops and restaurants. Of course, if you're planning on attending the cocktail festival, you should plan to shop before the
The good news is that isn't a dream sequence. It is exactly what you could be enjoying if you attend the 4th Annual Portsmouth Cocktail Competition on Sunday, June 6th. Held in downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire, from 4-8 pm, it is sure to please cocktail connoisseurs.
Portsmouth is a wonderful walking city with an incredible array of shops and restaurants. Of course, if you're planning on attending the cocktail festival, you should plan to shop before the
Moat Mountain Smokehouse and Brewery, North Conway, NH
by J Frazzetta on April 19th, 2010 | Beer, Restaurant Review
Some people go on a weekend trip to forget about work. Not me. Whenever I travel, I always have my eyes open for local brewers or beers that you can’t find in high distribution. As long as I can find a local winery in the area, I usually can bribe my travel companion to check out a brewery; you have to keep everyone happy.
On this trip north we were recommended to scout out Moat Mountain for their beer selection. After a day of walking around the outlets and Main Street, it was time to unwind with a beer and
On this trip north we were recommended to scout out Moat Mountain for their beer selection. After a day of walking around the outlets and Main Street, it was time to unwind with a beer and
2 for 1
by J Frazzetta on December 7th, 2009 | Beer
This past week I made a triumphant return to StrangeBrew for a burger and a few beers. Since I hadn’t been for some time, I wanted to try a few different brews and make the most of my visit. I picked Switchback Pale Ale and Sebago Brewing’s Slick Nick to wash down my tasty burger.
First we have Switchback, which I’ve had before in Burlington, Vermont, and I haven’t been able to find it anywhere. According to our waiter, the beer is starting to make its way south and could appear in more bars in the area. That is great news
First we have Switchback, which I’ve had before in Burlington, Vermont, and I haven’t been able to find it anywhere. According to our waiter, the beer is starting to make its way south and could appear in more bars in the area. That is great news
