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Sat Jan 07, 2017 7:26 pm

Drinking a Pipsqueak Penguin from Trillium right now. Really love the Small Bird series they do. Don't get me wrong...I love some NE IPA's, but these lighter offerings that they do are so drinkable!

Also, that Curiosity Twenty-Nine that Tree House dropped yesterday...goddamn...it's something special. Just straight up consistency from those guys. So excited for the new brewery to open this year!
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Hey VT people... what's it like at the new Alchemist brewery in Stowe these days? Is it a clusterf*ck everyday? I've never been, but I am probably hitting it on a Friday morning in a couple of weeks. I'm also considering heading up to Hill Farmstead from there. Any tips or info on what to expect?
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dmm8878 wrote:Hey VT people... what's it like at the new Alchemist brewery in Stowe these days? Is it a clusterf*ck everyday? I've never been, but I am probably hitting it on a Friday morning in a couple of weeks. I'm also considering heading up to Hill Farmstead from there. Any tips or info on what to expect?
Hill Farmstead was my favorite visit of my last VT trip, very simple setup and a nice tap room. A lot of land they are on (they are off the beaten path to say the least) and warmer weather would be great to just hang outside. Check their Instagram, as they are doing periodic special bottle releases. Definitely wish I had stocked up more when I was there.

I think Lost Nation is nearby them as well, also worth checking out.

Edit: Also The Pizzeria connected to Fiddlehead, really really good.
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Sun Jan 08, 2017 5:08 pm

at least i can get my case early this year and i don't have to wait in the cold!
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dmm8878 wrote:Hey VT people... what's it like at the new Alchemist brewery in Stowe these days? Is it a clusterf*ck everyday?
Not at all. We were there 2 days this past summer and never waited more than an hour. It was a breeze compared to Treehouse.
dmm8878 wrote:I'm also considering heading up to Hill Farmstead from there. Any tips or info on what to expect?
We made that drive too. It's gorgeous! Just know that the final 4-5 miles is gravel road. Might look like you're lost, but you're not. Hill Farmstead and Jester King are very similar and 2 of the most beautiful breweries out there IMO.
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dmm8878 wrote:Hey VT people... what's it like at the new Alchemist brewery in Stowe these days? Is it a clusterf*ck everyday?
Not at all. We were there 2 days this past summer and never waited more than an hour. It was a breeze compared to Treehouse.
dmm8878 wrote:I'm also considering heading up to Hill Farmstead from there. Any tips or info on what to expect?
We made that drive too. It's gorgeous! Just know that the final 4-5 miles is gravel road. Might look like you're lost, but you're not. Hill Farmstead and Jester King are very similar and 2 of the most beautiful breweries out there IMO.
Thanks for the info. FWIW, I've never waited more than 40 minutes at Tree House. I'm usually in and out in about 25 minutes. I only go on Wednesday afternoons though.
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Will the new joint be open in May? I'll be out in Taunton and was thinking of making the drive if it is.
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Tue Jan 10, 2017 8:38 pm

I'm not a beer drinker, but when I found just a few bottles of this and remembered it was supposed to be limited and tasty, couldn't help myself. I fully expect the responses saying it's awful and overhyped, but we'll see... :pint:
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I still like Pliny, especially fresh. Just not as juicy/dank as the new hotness East coast ipa's
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Never had Pliny but a ton of the stuff coming out on the other coast, I want to try it in Cali and more The Younger hopefully.
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chalkdust wrote:I still like Pliny, especially fresh. Just not as juicy/dank as the new hotness East coast ipa's

Ended up trying it last night (with dinner - Italian) shared with my wife. It was strong but smooth. She is more the beer drinker and said it was very good. I think it would have been better if it had been colder (had only had it in the refrigerator for an hour or so before drinking). Looking forward to trying another at a colder temperature.
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modern times nitro black house... :pint: :pint: :pint:
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