Vermont Breweries: A Complete Guide to Every Beer Maker in the State

Leah Fishman

Vermont is known for fall foliage, winter sports, maple syrup, and, perhaps most importantly, bomb local breweries. I’ve lived in Vermont for 10 + years, and I've tasted lots (and lots) of beer. From lakeside gems to mountaintop beauts, here is a list of every single Vermont brewery across the state.

Tags: Ale Trail, Beer, Breweries

  • Vermont Beer Makers, United States

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      Vermont Beer Makers Brewery is a small craft brewery located in the picturesque town of Wilmington, Vermont. They specialize in creating unique and delicious brews that are made with locally sourced ingredients, including hops and barley from Vermont farms. Their taproom is a cozy spot where you can enjoy a flight of their beers or grab a growler to take home.

  • Upper Pass Beer Company, United States

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      Upper Pass Beer is a brewery located in Tunbridge, Vermont that offers a variety of high-quality beers. They specialize in hop-forward styles, including IPAs and pale ales, and use locally sourced ingredients to make their beers stand out. Their taproom is a great place to relax and enjoy a pint, and they also have a retail shop where you can purchase beer to go.

  • Two Heroes Brewery in South Hero, United States

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      leah Two Heroes is a nano brewpub in South Hero, Vermont that was created with community in mind. Co-owners Matt and Daren have been watching the brewery market for over a decade and believe that a small town nano brewpub would be a stable model to produce beer and run a local restaurant. Although the pandemic forced them to pivot from their original plans of breaking ground, they have opened a tasting room in a smaller space and are excited to share their passion with the community. Find them at the “old Wally’s” space on the corner of Rt 2 and 314 on the way to the NY Ferry.

  • Scotch Hill Brewery, United States

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      Scotch Hill Brewing Co. is a craft brewery located in historic downtown Fair Haven, Vermont, offering a variety of diverse beers on tap, including sours and ciders from outside brewers. In addition to beer, they also serve select wines, craft sodas, and organic juices and milks. Visitors can enjoy beer flights, growlers to go, and take a look at their onsite brewhouse.

  • Madison Brewing Company Pub & Restaurant in Bennington, United States

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      Madison Brewing Co. is a family-owned brewery located in the heart of Bennington, Vermont. They offer a wide range of house-made craft beers, from classic IPAs to seasonal brews, all brewed on-site. Their cozy pub atmosphere, live music, and delicious pub fare make it a great spot to relax and enjoy a cold one.

  • Jasper Murdock's Alehouse, United States

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      Jasper Murdock's Alehouse in Vermont is a historic and cozy spot serving up delicious food and craft beer brewed on site. The building itself dates back to the 1820s and the atmosphere is both inviting and unique. It's a great spot to enjoy a pint or a meal with friends and family in a charming Vermont setting.

  • DIRT CHURCH BREWING COMPANY, United States

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      Dirt Church Brewery offers a cozy post and beam taproom with a wide selection of small-batch craft beers, including IPAs, lagers, darks, and seasonals. Their newly expanded kitchen serves delicious meals daily, such as New Haven pizzas, tacos on Tuesdays, and scratch-made sandwiches, soups, and salads on weekends. They also host various fun events throughout the year, including bike rides, brunches, and rentals of their East Haven Chapel and Party Barn.

  • Ten Bends Beer, United States

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      Ten Bends Beer is a small-batch craft brewery in Hyde Park, Vermont, that specializes in ales and lagers. Co-owners Mike Scarlata and Jason Powell began brewing together in a shed near the ten bends of the Lamoille river in 2012, and despite harsh climate and homemade equipment, they produced high-quality, sought-after brews. Today, Ten Bends operates a seven-barrel brewery and tasting room in Hyde Park, where visitors can enjoy beer samples, half and full pours, and retail merchandise, and purchase packaged beer to go.

  • Stone Corral Brewery, United States

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      Stone Corral Brewery in Richmond, Vermont is known for their award-winning, German-inspired lagers and ales. The brewery is housed in a renovated dairy barn, which adds to its rustic charm. Visitors can enjoy a flight of beers or grab a pint in the taproom, which features a wood-fired oven for delicious pizza and other tasty bites.

  • Snow Republic Brewery, United States

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      At Snow Republic Brewery, visitors can enjoy a brewski with a touch of Southern California vibes. Founded by Walt, a Marine Corps veteran turned brewery owner, the taproom boasts a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere with a love for Cali Reggae music. Don't forget to bring your furry friends along as the brewery is pet-friendly too!

  • Simple Roots Brewing in Burlington, United States

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      Looking for a low-key brewery experience? Simple Roots Brewery in Burlington, Vermont is your answer. With a cozy taproom and a rotating selection of beers, including their popular New North End IPA, you're sure to find something you love. They also offer food trucks and outdoor seating in the warmer months.

  • Saint J Brewery in Saint Johnsbury, United States

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      If you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a craft brew, Saint J Brewery is the place to be. Located in the heart of St. Johnsbury, this brewery offers a variety of beers with unique flavors that reflect the local area. Plus, their friendly staff is always happy to make recommendations and help you find your new favorite brew.

  • Rutland Beer Works, United States

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      Rutland Beer Works started as Hop 'N Moose Brewing Company in 2014 and created classic beers like Rutland Red and Blueberry Blonde. As the love for their beer grew, they moved to a larger production facility in 2017 and changed their name to reflect their roots. They focus on making high-quality beer without flashy buzzwords and have expanded their reach throughout Vermont and beyond.

  • River Roost Brewery, United States

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      River Roost Brewery is a small, family-owned brewery that specializes in brewing American-style ales with a focus on hop-forward beers. Visitors can enjoy a rotating selection of beers on tap in their cozy taproom, or take home a growler or crowler of their favorite brew. Some of their popular brews include the Mas Verde IPA, the Puddle Pirate Double IPA, and the Robot Farmer Oat IPA.

  • Red Clover Ale Co., United States

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      Red Clover Ale Company is a small, independent brewery located in Brandon, Vermont, that produces a range of creative and unique beers using locally sourced ingredients. Their taproom offers a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, with a rotating selection of brews available for tastings and pints. Some popular brews include the Maple Brown Ale, Raspberry Wheat, and the flagship Red Clover Ale.

  • Red Barn Brewing, United States

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      Red Barn Brewing is located in Danville, Vermont and operates out of a restored 100-year-old dairy barn. They specialize in small-batch, hand-crafted beers using local ingredients, including their popular Barn Dog American Pale Ale made with Vermont-grown Cascade hops.

  • Prohibition Pig, United States

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      Prohibition Pig is a barbecue and craft beer lover's paradise, located in Waterbury, Vermont. With an extensive beer menu that features local and hard-to-find craft brews, and a delicious menu of smoked meats and other barbecue favorites, it's the perfect spot to satisfy both your hunger and thirst. Be sure to try their award-winning house beer, the Pro Pig Pilsner.

  • Outer Limits Brewing, United States

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      Outer Limits Brewing is a nano-brewery in the heart of Vermont that produces small batches of beer, ensuring the highest quality and unique taste. The taproom is cozy and inviting, and the staff is always friendly and happy to share their knowledge about the beer. Don't miss their flagship beer, the Cosmic Jive IPA, which is a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

  • Next Trick Brewing, United States

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      Looking for a unique brewery experience in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom? Look no further than Next Trick Brewing, a family-owned brewery and taproom that's open seasonally from May to October. You can enjoy their craft lagers and ales on-site or take them to go in 12 oz 6-packs, 32 oz Crowlers, or Growler fills.

  • Mill River Brewing BBQ & Smokehouse, United States

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      Mill River Brewing is a family-friendly brewery located in St. Albans, Vermont. They have a spacious taproom and outdoor beer garden that's perfect for socializing with friends and family. Mill River Brewing's beer menu includes a wide range of styles, from light lagers to rich stouts, with a focus on using locally sourced ingredients whenever possible.

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