A Brew with a View

No photos but Hill Farmstead is a beautiful facility in a gorgeous part of rural Vermont. Even the ride there is wonderful. Beautiful scenery with fantastic beer to be had once you arrive. I have only been there 3 times but it never dissapoints. And for a bonus I pass The Alchemist and Fiddlehead on my way home.

 

Andechs.

 

I agree Trapp has a good view

 

Beer Naked Brewing in top of Hogback Mountain in Marlboro VT has incredible views

 

Somewhere I have some photos I took while visiting Bear Chase Brewing in Bluemont Virginia. I grabbed these off of Google just to see here.
It’s a beautiful view looking down in the valley below from the back deck, or the hillside seating.
On a nice day, when there’s live music playing and cold beer in hand, it’s really something special.
It’s hard to capture everything in a picture though.

 

That's it, the other Virginia location that I mentioned in post #60. (Now I can sleep tonight.)

 

I’ve never been to ‘Common Ground’, I’ll have to look for it.
There is another place just down the hill a little from Bear Chase called ‘Dirt Farm Brewing’.
Well worth a stop if you’re in the area again.


Here again, views like this can’t really be captured in a couple of photos.

 

That's the view! I don't know why I came up with Common Ground, although 'dirt' and 'ground' have something in common. But that view and the pic of the taphouse verify that's the place I was trying to remember. Thanks for the update.

 

Ha I almost mentioned that. It's not the best view on this thread, but it's a nice view nonetheless (you can get this view from the tap room too). The tap room itself is really nice, and the pretzels are great. Pairs well with a fresh Harpoon IPA.

 

I found the views at Melvin in Alpine WY photo worthy when I visited last fall.

 

Bale Breaker has their brewery in the middle of one of the family hop fields:

 

I went to one right on the coast in Maui (I forget the name) but sitting in their restaurant overlooking the beach and Pacific ocean didn't suck.

 

Yea, I remember stopping there as well, spectacular view, I think we only had one beer though.
As I recall the main reason we stopped was my wife had to use the restroom after we had lunch at the Screw and Brew up in Cannon Beach, lol.

 

I don't have pictures but when we were at Maui Brewing one February you could see whales breaching out in the ocean from the deck.

 

Hard to beat the view from Schwarz Monch in Gimmelwald, Switzerland.

 

Pelican Brewing in Cannon Beach, OR


Lake Champlain from Foam Brewing in Burlington, VT