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9 Awesome East Coast Beers To Enjoy

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1. The Trader Crystal-Hopped Saison, Three Notch’d Brewing Company, Charlottesville, VA

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946 Grady Avenue, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
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This Farmhouse Ale, originating from the Northern France/Southern Belgium region, encompasses the flavors of many herbs, spices, fruits and vegetables that were historically added by the farmhands after harvest each year. The special Belgian yeast is the highlight of this beer, complemented with the single-hop of Crystal and it’s complex herbal/spice/pepper profile. Keep Reading

Top 7 Mid-Atlantic Beers To Try On Tap This Week

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1. Big Red Rye, Young Veterans Brewing Company

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2505 Horse Pasture Rd, Virginia Beach, Virginia 23453
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A red rye india pale ale. This beer combines a full bodied and complex malt profile with flavors of rye and intense hop flavor and aroma. It’s crystal clear red appearance, delectable fruity aroma, and lasting foamy head make it a drink to remember. With multiple additions of Amarillo and Pearle hops it appeals to the experienced ‘hop-head’ while still maintaining drinkability glass after glass. Keep Reading

8 Awesome Mid-Atlantic Wineries To Try

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1. Boordy Vineyards, Hydes, MD

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12820 Long Green Pike, Hydes, MD 21082
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Winegrowing, like most farming, stems from a love and respect for the land. In this case, a connection to the farm, Long Green, has been strengthened over many generations from days spent walking its hills and valleys, fishing its streams, planting and harvesting crops, and tending to livestock. A stubborn sense of place has been imprinted in the souls of the Deford family. Keep Reading

7 East Coast Winemakers To Know

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1. Ashby Everhart, Legends Vineyard, Churchville, MD

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521 Asbury Rd., Churchville, Maryland 21028
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Legends Vineyard started long ago when the process of creating wine was so inspiring that what originated as a hobby became a full time vineyard, winery and tasting room. Every aspect of wine making from growing grapes to bottling award winning wines is a mission for the Everhart team.

Ashby Everhart is the wine maker. His love of wine and all of the beautiful qualities it can capture is what exhilarates him to develop the fourteen different varietals that Legends has to offer. Keep Reading

8 NYC Breweries To Try Today

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1. Sixpoint Brewery

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40 Van Dyke Street, Brooklyn, New York 11231
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While some historical records indicate Sixpoint Brewery was founded in 2004, the real birth of Sixpoint begins at the dawn of civilization. That is when the earliest societies began cultivating cereal grains to make fermented beverages, and the desire for excellence in the craft of brewing was forged. Even during the earliest civilizations, rich iconography had adorned various brewing vessels, and pictographs depicting the craft of brewing were rife with symbolism. One symbol has transcended and survived throughout the ages – the Sixpoint Brewers’ star. Keep Reading

9 East Coast Beers To Try

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1. Captain’s Reserve Imperial IPA, Captain Lawrence Brewing Company, Elmsford, New York

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444 Saw Mill River Rd, Elmsford, New York 10523
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This beer is a salute to the ingenuity and creativity of the American craft brewers. A uniquely American style of beer, the Double or Imperial IPA, has become the calling card of many craft brewers who aren’t afraid to push the limits of what hops can add to a beer. This beer is big and hoppy – not for the faint of heart! Be prepared to experience sensory overload as you savor this Imperial IPA.

The sensory profile is of hops, and lots of them. The aroma is bursting with the classic citrus and pine aroma of American-grown hops. The flavor is dominated by a hoppy bitterness, with just enough malt to make you want to take another sip. Keep Reading

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