Stopped in here before heading to our Airbnb for the weekend and after picking up a few essentials…read more(and embarrassingly, a four-pack of local but pretty old beer) at Rite-Aid. The man working was friendly but quiet. My mom decided to stick with wine she knew she liked whereas I picked out a four-pack of Burlington Single Hop from the craft beer cooler to try something new. It ended up being the best beer I'd drink all weekend (and I tried LOTS of local brews). I'd go back again to support this local business, regardless of tax-free NH beer being just across the river.

This store is pretty much what you'd expect from a small town liquor store. It's a smaller sized…read morestore, but has a decent selection. Some prices are higher than expected, some prices are lower. The bottom line is its good if you're in a pinch, but prices are much more competitive across the river in tax-free NH.

Love this beer shop! We stop by every time we are in town and they have a great selection of all…read moreof the local VT beers. Discovered my love our sour beers here. They also sell mixer packs so you can try different brands a can at a time versus buying a 4 or 6 pack. Support this shop!

Great Vermont beer selection for such a small place! Super friendly too. Highly recommendedread more

Located across from the Harpoon Brewery. We walked here after having lunch and drinks at Harpoon…read more It's a low-key, local distillery. Everything is made on site. Free tasting ! We tried the Cucumber vodka, gin, and Maple whiskey and had the Hot Chocolate Martini made with their cocoa vodka... So delicious!! Definitely great place for a few drinks. The upstairs seating is nice... I wished they have board games or cards upstairs so we can spend more time here. Great place, definitely worth a visit! They have a few selections of cocktails and light snacks on the menu.

We stopped in before our reservation at Harpoon and bought some cocktails to go. I got the cocoa…read morevodka with mulled apple cider and my friend got the maple whisky and lemonade. Excellent choices! They have numerous varietals to buy plus even premade cocktails in two sizes to buy for gifts or your own consumption. Lots of other VT local products, too, like bourbon barrel maple syrup and sriracha maple sauce. It's a great with friendly staff. I wish it wasn't COVID and we could have done a tasting, but totally understand the precautions and why it's the law right now that we cannot. Better safe than sorry.

First! This delightful little brewery in a garden center is exactly the place you need to be adding…read moreto your Vermont road trip itinerary. The beer is outstanding and the owners are very friendly. They currently offer free tastings and sell 4-packs to-go (no full pours yet). It's important to support small, community breweries!

What a perfect location, fun people and most importantly a great tasting beer. If you are in the…read morearea, it is a no-brainer to stop in and pick up a few 4-packs of beer.

Cute little tasting room with plenty to buy! The classic…read moretasting is $5, while the premium is $10. Sat outside to do our tasting - it was beautiful out! We left buying a maple bourbon cream and bottle of bourbon.

This experience was such a treat! Chris and Kaitlin were the most lovely, inviting hosts as they…read moremade recommendations for our flights. Everything was delicious, not one dud in the different pickles, syrups, or spirits. If you're looking for a cute place to experience tastes of Vermont, incredible stuff.

I drove about an hour here from Keene. It is the quintessential cheese shop. Charming place…read more The gentleman working, Shadow, was super helpful in sampling the cheeses and providing information. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area, or if you're not!

Trip highlight: cheese experts generously offer samples, explain varieties, answer questions. Loved…read morea couple cheeses--try and decide your favorites to take home!

Really cute "hole in the wall" bar in Springfield Vermont. I'm not a huge drinker, but my friends…read morelove a good beer. You can definitely hang out here if you're looking for low key chill vibes. Service is good! Table shuffleboard available for use. It's a fun game. It was the first time I ever played. I recommend checking this place out!

So much potential. Unfortunately for some brewers, Vermont is awash with premium offerings for…read moreevery taste. With the bar set that high, few thrive. Beer Makers' products are mediocre at best. Seven dollar pints demand better. The setting is stark. Confusing theme of historic industrial and very amatuer, abstract, wall art. No table service. No wine offering for the ladies. Other than tiny bags of chips no food offering. Clientele is light to non existent. On my first visit, witnessed a single mother wet nursing at the bar. Guess that's a Vermont thing? On the upside, the barkeep is gregarious and likable. Noted postings for attractions, which may draw a crowd. Beer Makers is an ideal candidate for Bar Makeover. I hope they up their act. The potential is there.

Great atmosphere, Cameron was a great bartender. Wings, steak, and burger were delicious. We will…read moredefinitely be going back.

Lost Marble is a terrific addition to Manchester. I mean, it's a Vermont town so isn't a local beer…read morebrewery mandatory? Besides great beer, their pizze are really good, too. I've been here twice and each time, I've enjoyed both. First time, I ordered a Founder's Margherita-style pie and a flight of beers. I like dark beers so I ordered the Irish red, the Mexican dark lager, the Irish stout and the milk stout (see my photo). All were terrific! I really Liked the Mexican with its surprisingly smoky overtones and the Irish with its classic dark stout flavor profile. I Ended up ordering a stout to go with my pizza later. As for the pizza, it was very good! They have their own Neapolitan-style pizza oven and the pies are served in the traditional Neapolitan 12" size which keeps these pies from being soggy and floppy in the middle. The crusts were perfect! Also the sauce was tastily not overly-sweet nor too salty in the least. The cheese was high-quality with just the perfect amount applied. Huge basil leaves adorned the pies for that signature Margherita flavor, too. The service was prompt, efficient, friendly, polite and attentive. Only reasons for 4 and not 5 stars is their terrible chairs! They're those awful, trendy industrial-style ones that are uncomfortable as Hell (also, see pix)! I sat at the bar the first time and left before I wanted to due to having to shift around on the stool so much. The table chair was a bit better but not great. I seriously do not know why restaurants feature these horrible things. Also, it ain't cheap. First time there, nearly $60 for a flight, a beer and a pizza after tax& tip but hey, welcome to Manchester, VT. All in all, it's a great place and I'll definitely be back again for their delicious artisanal beer and very good Neapolitan-style pies. I'll just be bringing a pillow for my bony butt, LOL!