We’ve turned the corner: the days are growing longer. True, it’s still dark at 4:30, but not for much longer…. Read more »
12 Beers of Christmas 2018 – 9: Hermit Thrush Dark at 4:30
Posts Tagged: Brattleboro
Festivals, new breweries, a confederacy of hunches….
Like the essential product, the business of brewing is a fluid situation. Brews and breweries come and go, ownerships move… Read more »
James Dodson and Tom Callahan Tee It Up at Brattleboro Literary Festival
It’s been said that the smaller the ball, the better the writing, and two of the best in the business… Read more »
Brattleboro Brewers Festival 2017
All the sounds of hammering from the copious ark-building that had been going on in southern Vermont abruptly ceased on… Read more »
Vermont Golf: The Green Mountain Alternative
It’s 19 degrees outside, the fields are covered in white, my steps are coated with ice. So naturally, here in… Read more »
A Wednesday Walk in America
[Nov. 30, 2016]–I took a walk on Upper Dummerston Road this morning while JB Auto was putting the snow tires… Read more »
Alternate Versions
The future arrived toward the end of last season at the Brattleboro County Club in Vermont. Wandering over to the… Read more »
New Year, New Beers
[This piece originally appeared, in somewhat different form, in the April 8, 2015 edition of The Commons, a weekly newspaper… Read more »
Hermit Thrush Takes Wing
Brattleboro, Vermont now has three operating breweries. Going by the 2010 census, that’s one brewery for every 2,471 residents. I… Read more »
12 Beers of Christmas 12: St. Bernardus Christmas Ale
The drama is done. So is the comedy, the wild unwrapping of gifts, the feasting and drinking, the whirlwind climax… Read more »
