Rock Art was really cool! We loved the vibe, the stuff they sold inside, the delicious beer, and the nicest curly haired brewery friend we've met - Valerie! Valerie hooked us up with some great samplers. The first was the most unique beer I've had yet, Sunny and 75 degrees. It was spicy and fruity but really good. We tried The Riddler, The Ridge Runner, and Summer IPA. I have to say my personal favorite would be the Ridge Runner with the Riddler coming in a close second, both earn a 10 from me! We got tons of information from Valerie on the different types of beer and even got some tips on making our own micro-brews. Tracy
This was certainly the highlight of our morning because after this the story goes down hill (no pun intended). We encountered lots of snow and lots of mountains. Please read our OMG from Stowe to Bristol post to hear what happens next!
Thanks Valerie for making our day! Love your hair and love you! xoxoxo Tracy & Abby
This brewery stop was what I love about Vermont, it was out back behind a building that stored plows and equipment. Inside was small, and warm (pellet stove), the bar was a beautiful assortment of woods that someone connected to the bar lovingly made. Valerie who was working that day even told us that one of their brewers is a woman! Tracy and I liked that. The beer was fantastic!!! I'd go here again for sure.
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