2012: Stuff to bring - craft beer
Posted: Thu Jun 28, 2012 12:32 am
I'm really into craft beer and Vermont has more craft breweries per capita than any other state - even beating out Colorado!
So, since a lot of our craft beer isn't exported outside of New England, I'd like to take some requests. I'll be bringing a few samples down this year and I'd like to hear if anyone has any requests.
I'm even up for some beer trades, if anyone brings in a bottle of local craft beer from somewhere else (that isn't available here).
For hopheads, I recommend looking at the Alchemist Heady Topper. It's my favorite, beating out my previous favorite of Stone's Arrogant B@st@rd. It's consistently in the top 5 beers.
Hill Farmstead and Lawson's Finest are also some good (and hard to find even here) breweries to research.
Also, if I can find some, I'll bring some Sap beer (made with Maple Sap), but it's hard to find. One of the newer local breweries just made a fresh batch that should be ready on July 4th, but they'll probably sale out of it shortly afterwards...
So, since a lot of our craft beer isn't exported outside of New England, I'd like to take some requests. I'll be bringing a few samples down this year and I'd like to hear if anyone has any requests.
I'm even up for some beer trades, if anyone brings in a bottle of local craft beer from somewhere else (that isn't available here).
For hopheads, I recommend looking at the Alchemist Heady Topper. It's my favorite, beating out my previous favorite of Stone's Arrogant B@st@rd. It's consistently in the top 5 beers.
Hill Farmstead and Lawson's Finest are also some good (and hard to find even here) breweries to research.
Also, if I can find some, I'll bring some Sap beer (made with Maple Sap), but it's hard to find. One of the newer local breweries just made a fresh batch that should be ready on July 4th, but they'll probably sale out of it shortly afterwards...