Nice location .. very close to the main shopping area. This place was called something else - as…read morebottle redemption. Not sure if it's the same :) I'm reviewing this for bottle redemption. They have some really good collection. Very nice parking facility . Lots of space . Very good Vermont based local IPas. Lots of local beers and others . Nice collection of wines too. They don't sell cigarettes. Just cigars. A little pricey but considering the location it's ok . Good experience overall .

Stopped here on a random visit through and didn't regret. Well maybe my wallet did :)…read more This parking lot was easy to access and store was clean. I am a bournon hunter so I like to check stores as I travel through various states. I grabbed a few bottles that I had been looking for (no unicorns) but this place really had a decent selection for it being a smaller store. At least for whiskeys where my expertise is. Cashier was friendly on exit. Definitely would stop here again.

We stopped in the Crooked Ram for a glass of wine and some apps. They have a beautiful, spacious…read moreback patio in the summer! The inside was closed for the season. They have a nice wine selection, and we saw that they're known for wood fired pizza so we ordered a margarita. Our server also suggested the seasonal app of simple heirloom tomatoes dressed with olive oil and vinegar. Those tomatoes were insanely fresh/delicious and tasted like they were picked off the vine upon us ordering. The pizza was equally as impressive and we annihilated it. We even got ice cream for dessert. Our server was super kind and attentive. We will not hesitate to come back next time we're in the area.

A really cool spot to grab a drink and have a few appetizers. The outside potato is a real vibe, we…read moresaddled up at the bar and ordered a few drinks. The drinks were good. For appetizers we had the olives and the cheese plate. The plate had three different types of cheeses along with some bread, crackers, almonds, beets and some honey. The board was great and complemented the olives. The service was great and the environment was even better.

Great selection of wines and liquor! They even have high end items such as Whistle Pig, don't…read moreremember how many years but they were in the fancy boxes! I got a great deal on a huge bottle of Jaegermeister which was on sale and we found one of our favorite California zins which are in general hard to find zinfandels on the east coast anyway! Always friendly staff too which is appreciated! They are closed Sunday which is a bummer but just plan ahead.

No longer doing bottle redemption. Only for liquor bottles. Employees are great. Large selection of…read morebeer, wine and spirits. ​

Small shop but amazing History and fun finds! The…read moreshopkeeper was great at giving us the history of Crowley cheese and lots of samples. We bought something and had a self made charcuterie for picnic lunch! We will be ordering online from them!

Scenic detour off beaten path, away from tourist traps. Watch cheese-making, sample unique aged…read morevarieties and smoked maple syrup. Enthusiastic staff gave engaging presentation. Great for out-of-staters.

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.

The building, the history, the surroundings, and the second-floor cheese museum are all beautiful,…read moreinteresting, and worth a visit. But bring your cooler so you can load up with the reason you are really here: That Amazing Cheese! And actually, they sell souvenir lunchbox coolers so that'll save you. There are a number of cheese varieties from which to choose, and you can't go wrong. The museum is actually larger than the cheese shop itself, which is essentially some cheeseboard accessories and a deli case of cheeses. Just the right amount of goods and goodies to buy en route to your next stop on the Vermont Cheese Trail.

The idea that this cheese place was opened to recreate the original cheese process manufactured…read morehere is really interesting. It's both a way to learn about old-fashioned manufacturing techniques and also, a good place to get food. Win-win. Downstairs they make the cheese and customers can watch (that's my understanding, they weren't making cheese when I went) and upstairs is the old equipment for contrast and a small exhibit for additional information. Though the equipment is modern, the process is the same (along with any additional safety/food inspections). It's a great living example of bringing the past to life and promoting making local food as they also use nearby dairy supply and create in house. The cheese is on the more expensive side compared to what you can get in the grocery store, but they had several different Vermont Cheddar flavors. They had samples out, and the smoked cheddar won us over. We also got some beef jerky to pair with it, and the cashier gave us a plate and bamboo knife to eat right outside at a picnic table. I would definitely recommend a metal knife in the situation to get through the wax covering, but the wax is nothing a little sawing can't break through. The cheese is fresh and creamy with that great layer of smoky flavor. It's an upscale cheese and very flavorful. If I was able to take more to go, I would love to try a lot more of the flavors. I'm not cheese expert, but if you want that authentic Vermont cheddar, it doesn't get more real and delicious than this.

Hey cheese. It's not…read morecheese though. They have fancy beers and wines and snacks to go with cheese. That said, the cheese if mostly just cheddar with a few little exceptions. Also, the cheese shop, STRANGELY, was the only place in Grafton that did not know the cheesemaking schedule down the street. You'd think, you know, it would be the other way. The snack food items and wine and beer are reasonably priced but some of the non-edible items are a bit off scale. $150 for a single candlestick? For realsies? No.

Excellent selection and customer service. They had so many cheeses and yummy accoutrements! Staff…read morewas passionate and knowledgable.

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 with which to accompany my pizza afterward. 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 very tasty and not overly-sweet nor too salty in the least. Additionally, the cheese was high-quality with just the perfect amount applied, too. Huge basil leaves also adorned the pies for that signature Margherita flavor. 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. In the future I'll just be bringing a pillow for my bony butt, LOL!

First off, ask for Erin. She was an amazing server with extensive knowledge of the menu, the story…read morebehind the restaurant and able to articulate the beer and wine menu as well. My wife had their take Mac and cheese, I had their ribeye with truffle/parm fries. My wife raved about the Mac and cheese and my steak was cooked to perfection. Highly recommend this place. Very clean, great ambiance.