Still Hill Brewery

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Great/Fun place to go. The beer leaves a lot to be desired. With that said, I had 1 beer that I had had previously and had forgotten. When I went to rate it, I realized that I liked it much better this time so maybe they are still toying with their beers and will continue to improve?

 

 

 

I visited the brewery today after work. Easy to get to off of I91 with just off of route 3 in a small industrial park. Lots of parking is available right in front of the tap room, and plenty more around the park as many lots appeared to be vacant.
The brew house is clearly visible through some windows on one side of the building and the tap room entrance is on the left. Entering the tap room there is a list of taps pouring on the wall and the room opens up to several table and chair combos. The bar is one rectangle and seats about 15 stools. Quite friendly staff at the bar. There are 8 drafts consisting of 4 flagship beers and 4 more rotating and seasonal offerings. The beers on this November afternoon are an IPA, pale ale, double IPA, nut brown ale, oktoberfest, imperial porter, oatmeal stout, and amber ale. Flights are available with a run of 4 times 3 oz glasses, with additional samples for $1.50. The brewery also offers 32 oz and 64 oz growlers at very reasonable prices, I think $10-12 for 64 oz. You can also buy pints to consume on premise. There is a mug club that is available for folks to join as well. The interior also features a very well done mural that gives the impression of a farmhouse or exposed rafter structure on the walls. It apparently was done by a local artist and is a nice touch to the brewery. Otherwise the decor is industrial warehouse with some exposed lights and ducts in the ceiling. A nice spot with a good feel that is worth stopping at when travelling along I-91.

 

 

Hopping Friday post-work crowd. Pleasant and interested bar staff. Tucked away in the back corner of an office park gives it a real "hideaway" feel.

 

Cool mural on the wall completed by a local artist. There were 4 beers on tap the day that we visited (an IPA, APA, Red Ale, and oatmeal stout). Sampler paddles and pints were available. Growler fills were reasonable at $10 for 64oz. fill and $6 for 32oz. fill. There are plenty of tables and a bar to sit back and relax with some good beer.

 

Today was their grand opening, and the place was packed. The taproom has a good sized bar (seats about 15-20) and about a dozen tables. The barn planking mural behind the bar was beautiful. 4 Beers on tap to start...solid. There were plenty of staff and we had no trouble getting served despite the crowd. They put out a nice spread and a desert food truck was on hand. Had a great time.