What kind of brewery scene can you find when you’re not actually at a brewery? If you’re at the Hop Knot on Elm Street, you will find an eclectic and well-curated selection of delicious brews from many of the area’s finest breweries, and beyond. And those brews will be accompanied by great food, fantastic playlists, …
Thirsty, traveler? Squeeze some of these fruity, juicy, tropical beers fresh from the tap handle. With lemon shandies, juicy IPAs and hurricane-inspired sours, you just might survive this summer. Lithermans Some tropical vibes are coming from Lithermans Limited Brewery in Concord with Almost Anything Goes Volume 2 (6 percent), a Mai Tai-inspired sour ale brewed …
News from breweries around New Hampshire.
Café la Reine will begin serving up coffee from Flight on October 7 and will be holding an event all-day on October 11 to introduce the public to the new line of coffees from around the world.
The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) is introducing its latest commemorative bottle, paying tribute to New Hampshire’s iconic Old Man of the Mountain. This year’s bottle is filled with premium New England-style rum made from blackstrap molasses to pay homage to New England’s revolutionary spirit.
The “Every Great Woman Starts as a Girl” scholarship was open to New Hampshire women over the age of 21 who graduated high school at least five years ago. In its inaugural year, the program received nearly 60 applications.
The aliens have landed at To Share Brewing Co. thanks to the artistry of NH Institute of Art alumni Max C. Gagnon.
Only 1,000 tickets will be sold for $100 each with proceeds benefiting Best Buddies New Hampshire. Tickets are available until October 2.
There is some strategy involved in building a board game cafe in a city that, by all accounts, is a bona fide college town, one that’s fast becoming a magnet for millennials seeking a livable, walkable lifestyle, where technology jobs abound.
For the second year in a row during November and December 2017, E. & J. Gallo Winery committed to donate 50 cents to the New Hampshire Food Bank for every bottle of Carnivor, DaVinci, William Hill and Whitehaven products sold at all NH retail liquor and win outlets,
The most remarkable thing about this bill is that it is trying to fix a problem that does not exist. New Hampshire residents don’t purchase wines from out-of-state sources and pay the heaving shipping costs if they can find what they want locally.
Coming soon to the downtown area, a new business concept that promises to be all fun and games: Boards & Brews board game café. Co-founded by Manchester-natives Keating Tufts and David Casinghino, the two young entrepreneurs hope to bring their mutual passion – tabletop gaming – to 941 Elm Street in January 2018.