New England Craft Beer

Bagby Beer Company was a one of many wonderful breweries I stumbled upon in the San Diego Area. But, you can definitely say Bagby Beer Company has "the works" when it comes to a brewery and dining facility. I enjoyed my Asphalt Jungle Irish-Style Stout, served with nitrogen, while seated at the front bar. After exploring a little I realized this facility had endless capabilities. Serving brunch, lunch, and dinner, Bagby's had a front and back bar, an outside patio area, and as well as a dining room. This location is perfect for a large party or a solo adventure with a beer and a book. Great beer, great food, and a great venue. If you find yourself in the San Diego, Bagby Beer Company is a MUST visit. If not, check out their virtual tour on their website. ADDRESS: 601 South Coastal Highway, Oceanside, CA 92054 WEBSITE: www.bagbybeer.com

The Cambridge Brewing Company is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts in Kendall Square. As one of the most well-known local breweries in the area, it is no suprise why it has became a local favorite. Featuring many of it most popular craft brews, people can expect a fine level a quality when it comes to their beers with several on tap and by bottle. What makes this place so unqiue, is their innate ability to recreate hisotrical flavors represented from around the world. Their ambition is also what allows them to continue to create and try new strange flavors in order to perfect its taste. Besides their beer collection, The Cambridge Brewing Company also provides a great food menu from its pizzas, to nachos, to a fan favorite their juicy burgers. You can't really go wrong with whatever you pick, but if your lucky enough to go during nice weather, be sure to request it to sit outside on the patio! Cambridge Brewing Company 1 Kendall Square, Cambridge, MA 02139 KITCHEN HOURS Mo...

Featuring over 45 breweries from across New England, the 5th Annual Thread City Hop Fest is not an event you want to miss! With a huge variety of beer, great food and amazing live music, the Hop Fest is the perfect way to enjoy your Sunday and the New England spring that's finally warming up. Some of the featured breweries are: Angry Orchard Ballast Point Harpoon Brewery Goose Island Beer New Belgium Brewing Witchdoctor Brewery The delicious food options at the festival include: Craftbird Greekin' Out Tacos La Rosa The Drunk Alpaca Uncle D's Blazin BBQ Some of the local artists performing at the festival include So Sorry, Hartford Hot Several and the Bud Collins Trio. The proceeds from the festival will go towards supporting organizations such as: Vulturetown Arts The No Freeze Project Horizons, Inc. Covenant Soup Kitchen Tickets are $35 online and $50 at the venue. Click here to purchase tickets.

With Spring creeping in around the corner, the kegs are being swapped and the Spring and Summer Seasonal's are taking over the tap room. Listed below we have some popular and personal favorite Seasonal's  coming out of New England. Sam Adams- Summer Ale Sam Adams Summer Ale 21st Amendment Brewing- Hell or High Watermelon (Wheat Beer) Harpoon Brewing- Fresh Tracks (Single Hop Pale Ale) Brooklyn Brewing- Summer Ale Smutty Nose Brewing- Summer IPA 

Image by Berkshire Brewing Co. Steel Rail Extra Pale Ale is a popular beer in Massachusetts that is manufactured by the Berkshire Brewing Company, which account for the majority the company sales. Steel Rail is an American Pale Ale (APA) beer that has alcohol by volume of 5.3% and is available year-round. A Steel Rail has a golden texture with refreshing foam. Steel Rail have a lingering flavor of lime, barley grain, and crisp taste.   berkshire-brewing.com Image by PEI Beer Guy Steel Rail best describe the Berkshire Brewing Co. brand to produce a clean, fresh, balanced lager. There is nine other style of beer that you can check try: Gold Spike House Tunnel Berkshire Imperial Steel Rail Farmstand Raspberry Barleywine Style Ale Shabadoo Black & Tan Ale Drookit Scotch Ale Long Daze

The Tap Trailhouse restaurant located at historic Faneuil Hall in Boston, Massachusetts is an experience unlike any other. While being located in Faneuil Hall, the restaurant thrives on continuing to bring the colonial experience to its customers. Whether it's the drinks, food, menu, or overall atmosphere, customers will sure feel like they are back in the days of the revolutionary war. After finding either a seat at a table or a seat at the bar, customers begin their search through their great menu with a colonial looking style to it. As for food and drinks, you will be satisfied with all they have to offer. With many beers on tap as well as by bottle/can, The Tap Trailhouse continues it local theme by offering a large selection of local New England brews. They also provide seasonal favorites as well as some colonial throwbacks with great taste. While you are there, don't forget to pair it with some of their amazing dishes. From the appetizers to brunch and dinner any selectio...