A column featuring a mash up of brewery and meadery news by Ryan Lessard
As we head into this Independence Day weekend, enjoy an extra-long run-down of local brews available across southern New Hampshire. READ MORE
Celebrate women in beer and find the perfect beer for mowing the lawn. Find this year’s New Hampshire Pink Boots Society ‘Women in Beer’ trail card at participating breweries and then visit all 17 NH breweries during April and May for a chance to win prizes. READ MORE
The app will accumulate tokens for free pints each month they aren’t redeemed, but you can only redeem one per day, and once a month at a specific brewery. In lieu of a pint, some places will offer a free flight or appetizer. READ MORE
An Irish red ale, a couple oated IPAs and lots of imperial stouts. Get weird this St. Patty’s at brewery parties, and don’t forget to tip your Uber driver. READ MORE
Scotch Ales, barrel-aged stouts and Belgian brews round out a nice, high-gravity selection for the rest of winter. READ MORE
Keep your eyes out for beers named after dogs, German-style lagers and a new triple IPA! READ MORE
Michael Hauptly-Pierce left the company last September, following about two and a half years of soul searching. When he decided he wanted out, he sold his half of the company to his former partner Stephen “Doc” Bradbury. READ MORE
Hurry to these local breweries to catch what’s left of their limited holiday releases. In addition to a fair share of stouts and sours for the winter season, there are also a handful of barrel-aged beers to savor. READ MORE
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