Niagara-on-the-Lake Beer and Wine Tour
Explore Niagara Wine Country on a guided tour with tastings at 3 wineries and a brewery. Enjoy a gourmet cheese and charcuterie pairing and learn about the winemaking process.
Stowe Cider is a brewery in Stowe, Burlington.
Editorially verified May 31, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: Closed Mon-Tue; verify Friday music lineup on the operator site. The Tips Up dry cider is the gateway pour into the cellar series.
Explore Niagara Wine Country on a guided tour with tastings at 3 wineries and a brewery. Enjoy a gourmet cheese and charcuterie pairing and learn about the winemaking process.
Private, fully customizable full‑day winery tour through the Niagara Region. Visit up to five wineries, enjoy guided tastings, and soak in stunning countryside views a...
Discover Niagara Wine Country on a guided tour with tastings. Visit four wineries, enjoy leisure time in Niagara-on-the-Lake, and relax with return transportation from...
Address: 17 Town Farm Ln, Stowe, VT 05672, Burlington
Zero Gravity opened in 2004 inside American Flatbread; the Pine Street brewery opened 2015 and absorbed the Great Northern as the current Beer Hall.
Tip: Beer hall seating is first-come, first-served. Covered outdoor patio in season.
Foam Brewers sits 100 feet from Lake Champlain's edge across from Waterfront Park with westward sunset views over the Adirondacks. New England hazies,
Tip: Sunset patio fills fast in summer; weekday afternoons are easier.
Switchback opened in 2002 under master brewer Bill Cherry; the first 100 percent employee-owned brewery in New England. The Beer Garden and Smokehouse.
Tip: Closed Monday and the dog-friendly patio is the seat; the Beer Garden Smokehouse kitchen closes at 20:00 even when the bar runs to 21:00.
Queen City has 16-plus taps that rotate through German lagers, English ales, monastic styles and Scottish winter warmers from the renovated South End.
Tip: BYO food or order delivery as there is no kitchen onsite; the beech-smoked lager pours faster than the South End helles.
Burlington Beer Co. moved its taproom from Williston to a 14,000-square-foot former brick warehouse on Flynn Avenue in 2021. 48 taps and a 46-foot bar;
Tip: Full kitchen; one of the few breweries in town that takes reservations.
Vermont's first brewpub and the longest-running brewery in the state. Greg Noonan lobbied Vermont to permit onsite brewing-and-consumption and opened Vermont.
Tip: The cask hand-pull is the bartender pick most evenings; the kitchen runs full menu until close every night.