Breweries

If you’re in or planning a visit to New Hampshire, why not grab a beer that represents all we love about the state. At the Woodstock Inn Brewery, they’ve been producing distinctly New Hampshire beer for more than 25 years, from the 4000 Footer IPA, the official beer of hiking, to Lost River Light, for those lazy days at the swimming hole. (Check the website for the current tap list.) Voted the White Mountains’ favorite restaurant for eight years, the warm, inviting Main Bar at the inn and brewery is the place to enjoy live music, livelier conversation, great brews and hearty breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Warm weather means sipping and dining on the seasonal Dam Bar’s patio, where well-behaved dogs are welcome.

At Rhythm Handcrafted Beverages, they want you to see exactly how their perfect product is made. And our website has everything you need to know about tours to see how this delightful autumnal beverage is created. Then sit down at a barrel table in the Rhythm Studio at the Atrium Wine Bar in the Lincoln Village Shops and order up a glass of cider (or a flight). Try the original hard apple cider, fermented naturally from locally sourced apple juice; the blueberry hard apple cider with blueberry accents and vibrant color; champagne-like heirloom apple cider; hard blood orange cider co-fermented with fresh blood oranges; or the shandy-like hard lemon-lime cider. Check out some cider swag while you’re there.