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Hill Farmstead Brewery

Susan

$Hill Farmstead Brewery's {"id":569,"brewery_id":165,"name":"Earl","image":null,"slug":"hill-farmstead-brewery\/earl","calories":null,"abv":"7.2","ibu":null,"type":"Ale","style":"Oatmeal Stout","description":"Earl (1911-1985) was our grandfather\u2019s brother; Hill Farmstead Brewery rests upon the land that was once home to him and his 13 siblings. In his honor, this Stout is crafted from American malted barley, Flaked Oats, English roasted malts, American hops, Organic Guatemalan Coffee, our ale yeast, and water from our well. It is unfiltered and naturally carbonated. A silhouette of coffee and malt \u2013 an embodiment of complexity and drinkability, this is the ale that I dream to have shared with Earl.","available":"All Year","created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"brewery":{"id":165,"user_id":null,"name":"Hill Farmstead Brewery","slug":null,"logo":null,"description":"The Hill family legacy in the Northeast Kingdom spans 8 generations, stretching back to the arrival in Greensboro of father and son, Peleg Hill Sr. and Peleg Hill Jr., in 1788. The history of the Hill family includes the founding of Greensboro and North Greensboro, the building of its first roads, mills, and its first tavern in 1809. That tavern\u2014owned and operated by Aaron Hill\u2014has direct connections to modern day Hill Farmstead Brewery, with our logo taking inspiration from that original tavern sign.","website":"https:\/\/hillfarmstead.com\/","address":"403 Hill Rd Greensboro Bend, Vermont, 05842","facebook_url":null,"twitter_url":null,"instagram_url":null,"created_at":null,"updated_at":null}}$

Hill Farmstead Brewery

Earl

$Hill Farmstead Brewery's {"id":568,"brewery_id":165,"name":"Anna","image":null,"slug":"hill-farmstead-brewery\/anna","calories":null,"abv":"6.5","ibu":null,"type":"Ale","style":"Saison","description":"Anna (1902-1993) was our grandfather\u2019s sister; Hill Farmstead Brewery rest upon the land that was once home to her and her 13 siblings. In her honor, this honey Farmstead\u00ae ale is crafted from American malted barley, European and American hops, Vermont wildflower honey, our distinctive farmhouse yeast and water from our well. Unfiltered and naturally carbonated, this is the ale that I dream to have shared with Anna.","available":"All Year","created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"brewery":{"id":165,"user_id":null,"name":"Hill Farmstead Brewery","slug":null,"logo":null,"description":"The Hill family legacy in the Northeast Kingdom spans 8 generations, stretching back to the arrival in Greensboro of father and son, Peleg Hill Sr. and Peleg Hill Jr., in 1788. The history of the Hill family includes the founding of Greensboro and North Greensboro, the building of its first roads, mills, and its first tavern in 1809. That tavern\u2014owned and operated by Aaron Hill\u2014has direct connections to modern day Hill Farmstead Brewery, with our logo taking inspiration from that original tavern sign.","website":"https:\/\/hillfarmstead.com\/","address":"403 Hill Rd Greensboro Bend, Vermont, 05842","facebook_url":null,"twitter_url":null,"instagram_url":null,"created_at":null,"updated_at":null}}$

Hill Farmstead Brewery

Anna

$Hill Farmstead Brewery's {"id":567,"brewery_id":165,"name":"Abner","image":null,"slug":"hill-farmstead-brewery\/abner","calories":null,"abv":"8.3","ibu":null,"type":"Ale","style":"American IPA","description":"Abner (1867-1953) is our great grandfather; Hill Farmstead Brewery rests upon the land that was once home to him and his fourteen children. In his honor, this imperial pale ale is dutifully crafted from American malted barley, a plethora of American hops, our ale yeast and water from Abner\u2019s well. It is unfiltered and double dry hopped.","available":"All Year","created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"brewery":{"id":165,"user_id":null,"name":"Hill Farmstead Brewery","slug":null,"logo":null,"description":"The Hill family legacy in the Northeast Kingdom spans 8 generations, stretching back to the arrival in Greensboro of father and son, Peleg Hill Sr. and Peleg Hill Jr., in 1788. The history of the Hill family includes the founding of Greensboro and North Greensboro, the building of its first roads, mills, and its first tavern in 1809. That tavern\u2014owned and operated by Aaron Hill\u2014has direct connections to modern day Hill Farmstead Brewery, with our logo taking inspiration from that original tavern sign.","website":"https:\/\/hillfarmstead.com\/","address":"403 Hill Rd Greensboro Bend, Vermont, 05842","facebook_url":null,"twitter_url":null,"instagram_url":null,"created_at":null,"updated_at":null}}$

Hill Farmstead Brewery

Abner

$Prairie Artisan Ales's {"id":566,"brewery_id":161,"name":"Slush","image":null,"slug":"prairie-artisan-ales\/slush","calories":null,"abv":"6.1","ibu":null,"type":"Ale","style":"Sour","description":"This beer was originally scheduled to be a quarterly release, BUT Y\u2019ALL COULDN\u2019T GET ENOUGH! So now we make it all the time. It\u2019s a great beer for drinkin\u2019 while in the pool, but you can also drink it while filing your taxes, grilling burgers, or painting a portrait of your Golden Retriever named Elmo.","available":"All Year","created_at":null,"updated_at":null,"brewery":{"id":161,"user_id":null,"name":"Prairie Artisan Ales","slug":null,"logo":null,"description":"Our first beers were brewed in the bathtub of Italian immigrants for the coal-mining clientele of a southeast Oklahoma restaurant (yum, right?). Back then, it was illegal to sell or even possess beer in our state, but we did it anyway because we were super badass. Choc Beer, short for Choctaw Beer, was the colloquial name for those homebrewed beers that we were originally serving illegally from Pete\u2019s Place \u2013 the Italian restaurant that is still crankin\u2019 out fresh pasta and lamb fries in Krebs, Oklahoma today.","website":"https:\/\/prairieales.com\/","address":"223 N Main St Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74103","facebook_url":null,"twitter_url":null,"instagram_url":null,"created_at":null,"updated_at":null}}$