We were devastated to learn of the fire that seriously damaged the Common Roots Brewery and Tap Room in South Glens Falls on March 25, 2o19. We will update you when the Tasting Room reopens. Please see the following statement from the owners: "Dear Friends, We are still in...
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As the winter slowly comes to and end, it's time to start thinking about that next vacation. Whether it's a week or a weekend the Adirondack Craft Beverage Trail has something for you. With over 20 unique breweries, wineries, and distilleries, there's no shortage of...
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The economic impact of craft beverages on the region has grown rapidly in the past few years. Whether you're a beer geek, wine lover, or whiskey connoisseur, we can all agree on one thing. The craft beverage industry is a shimmering diamond for the Adirondacks....
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The past year has been quite the ride for not just the Adirondack Craft Beverage Trail. The Lake George Chamber is proud to take over the trail from the Adirondack Regional Chamber who founded the trail. The LGCC, which has always maintained a focus on...
Read MoreFrom Farm to Bottle: Victory View Vineyard Serves it Up Like many business located in the Adirondack region, Victory View Vineyard attracts visitors from around the world. We’ve had visitors from most US states as well as from the United Kingdom, Canada, Columbia, China, Ukraine, Moldova,...
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Fitness and beer work together at Common Roots Brewing Company Inside the bar is bustling, a typical Wednesday mix of regulars, tourists, beer fanatics, and the occasional dog. They chat over fresh pours or flights of beer and the wood-fired pizza guy flurries around delivering hot...
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If you’ve been attuned to the Craft Beer Industry as of late, you may have noticed a lot of mouth-puckering going on. Sours, also referred to as Wild Ales, have been a tradition in Belgium and Germany for centuries, but have just started to pick...
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About three years ago the wheels in Rick’s brain started turning overtime when he first contemplated putting in a Malthouse and Hop Yard. The first two years were spent planning, researching, reading malting and hops books, phone calls, conferences and a few gray hairs. The gray...
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