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This is the
third annual Woodstock Inn beer fest. It's held across the street
from the inn next to the river.
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Olde New England
Days Brewfest
June 23, 2007
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Brewers
serving up their beers
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All the brewers except one are from New Hampshire. They brought
their standard beer offerings with a few surprises mixed in. Over
the years we've visited many of these brewers and have tried most
of their beers. Still, it was nice to talk to them again. |
The Brewers
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Elm City Brewery |
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Martha's
Exchange Restaurant and Brewery |
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Pennichuck Brewing Co. |
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Woodstock
Inn & Brewery |
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Moat Mountain Smoke House & Brewery |
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Portsmouth Brewery |
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Seven Barrel Brewery |
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Tuckerman Brewing Co. |
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Smuttynose
Brewing Co. |
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Milly's Tavern |
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Red
Hook |
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Butch pouring a beer
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Tyler from the Portsmouth Brewery. Originally from Mercury Brewery. |
Some of our favorites
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Elm City Brewery |
Minodnock
Mountain Ale
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Martha's
Exchange |
Velvet
Elvis |
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Woodstock
Inn |
Pig's
Ear Brown< |
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Portsmouth
Brewery |
Caryle
Cream Ale |
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Tuckerman
Brewing Co. |
6288
Stout |
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One of the country music acts
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During the fest a number of country music acts were
performing just outside the tent. They were all good, but really
loud.
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Heather and Steve brought Mckinlee to her first
beerfest. Good thing too, someone had to stay sober to drive home.
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Heather, Steve and Mckinlee |
Parting Shots |

Danielle, Luis and Paul. Is there a fest they don't go to? |

The crowd at the fest wasn't too large. There was plenty of room
to move around. |

Niel and Janis were in NH for the weekend and joined us at the fest |

Entrance sign to the fest |
This was our first visit to the Woodstock Olde New
England Days Brewfest. It's in a beautiful location and offers
some great beers. There may not be a lot of brewers here, but
you do get to spend a lot of time talking with them.
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