Haven’t seen it mentioned here yet, but if you’re in MA, Trillium delivers. Just have to look at the map they put out each week to see if you’re in a delivery area and order the day before your area’s delivery day. Getting a trillivery today in Western MA and pretty excited.
2 of the mixed cases
It’s really good for a light IPA, I recently lost 40 lbs, so I can enjoy my craft beer and keep the weight off. It’s not a Juice bomb, but it’s pretty good.
If I could've bought shares of beer I'd be a gazillionaire right now. Instead I remain poor.
Just poured a Daily Serving and I was not expecting to like it as much as I do.
The whee demon is decent. I like the six point trail haze the most for lo Cal. Lagunitas daytime is probably 2 and whee demon 3. Been wanting to try the bell’s one next. More and more keep coming out.
Beaujolais
Opened in 1989 and closed in 1998. It was part of the beer revolution in the late 1980's and early 1990's after Sam Adams and Harpoon in Boston started a brewery resurgence. I have a shirt from the 1995 Boston Beer Festival that lists every brewery that was there. Most of them went out of business. With what is going on now I always wondered why that wave of breweries petered out and whether this wave will too. I hope not but I never understood why that wave of breweries didn't make it past the late 1990's/early 2000's.
They were good for their time, i.e., the 90s; peaked in mid-90s when they opened a brewpub and restaurant on Grand Ave., a great space with rotating art displays on the walls, a half-dozen or more quaffable or better beers and excellent food when they poached the chef from Azteca.
Bad news for New Haven area beer lovers.
New Haven craft beer bar permanently closes amid pandemic
The Connecticut craft beer scene has taken another hit during the ongoing...www.nhregister.com
I'm not sure if any of these are close to Brewster, but I've enjoyed the beer at Devil's Purse, Barnstable and Naukabout. Nothing will blow your socks off, but some decent pours
Yeah I posted about this upthread a few weeks ago when I found out about it. Big bummer for me because it was my regular. Apparently they were barely breaking even before the pandemic and this just hastened their decision to close up shop. It's a beautiful space but it suffers from lack of foot traffic except for train commuters using the State Street station. I've heard people complain about the parking but I actually found it to be very available most times. Sneaky little trick is that the loading zone in front of the entrance turns into a regular parking spot at 4 pm, but few people read the sign so it was frequently available when I swung by.Bad news for New Haven area beer lovers.
New Haven craft beer bar permanently closes amid pandemic
The Connecticut craft beer scene has taken another hit during the ongoing...
Yes, a friend was up in VT and picked a four pack up for me just before father's day. All out now so off to Trillium later today
