Why I selected Fat Alberta:<\/strong><\/p>\nI am lucky to live less than a mile from Throwback (less than half a mile from Hobbs Farm!) so I can usually make it for their special releases. While the beer itself is very delicious, sweet with a subtle chocolate taste and slightly stronger peanut flavor than last year, the release party is the other half of the experience. Throwback is one of those breweries that has a real community feel to the tasting room. When you hang out there, you will see new faces and familiar faces but it feels like you are with your oldest beer loving friends. We ration our share of bottles so the last one is enjoyed right before the new release. It\u2019s a great beer that we save for special occasions or sharing with good friends.<\/p>\n
Throwback Brewery is a small, inspired brewery in North Hampton, NH, dedicated to crafting delicious, farm-fresh beers using local ingredients. Throwback was founded by Annette Lee and Nicole Carrier as a way to combine their passion for brewing with their desire to support local agriculture. Their vision is to create beer that is sourced 100% from ingredients grown within 200 miles. As such, many of their beers have been designed to take advantage of ingredients that can be easily grown in New Hampshire \u2013 such as wheat, maple syrup, apple wood, jalapenos, etc. At Throwback Brewery, they always brew the beer they love, and they hope you love the beer that they brew!<\/p>\n
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About Granite State Growler Tours:<\/strong><\/p>\nNew Hampshire\u2019s first craft brewery tour bus is roaming for foam!<\/p>\n
Granite State Growler Tours offers our guests a unique local brewery adventure. Hop on our bus with 12 of your new best friends and let “Greta the Growler Getta” transport you to fine craft breweries on New Hampshire\u2019s historic seacoast.<\/p>\n
Enjoy exclusive personal tours at each stop and taste the best beers from the Granite State. If you like what you tasted, grab a growler and we’ll keep it iced down for you while we head to the next stop. While en route, your guide will entertain you with stories of New Hampshire\u2019s rich and foamy history of brewing, and beer.<\/p>\n
Each tour consists of 3-4 breweries in Portsmouth and Hampton with tastings included in your ticket price plus snacks and prizes provided by local businesses. There’s more than just beer in the Seacoast area, so we will also visit a local rum distillery with plans to add more unique venues in the future.<\/p>\n
So join us for a frothy tour through New Hampshire! Call us to ask about a custom or private tour for your party or company. With great hops at every stop, there\u2019s not a better way to spend the day!<\/p>\n
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About Throwback Brewery:<\/strong>
\nThrowback is a small, inspired brewery dedicated to crafting delicious, farm-fresh beers from local ingredients. Our vision at Throwback is to acquire 100% of our ingredients (such as hops, wheat, barley, fruit, and spices) from within 200 miles of the brewery. Currently, we are about 70 to 90% of the way there (depending on the beer) \u2013 which is really unique for the industry and something we are quite proud of.<\/p>\nCrafting beer from what is around us isn’t a new idea. Many breweries in the pre-prohibition era sourced their raw ingredients locally and then processed them before brewing. To that end, our brewery is really a throwback to the past. We strive to make small batches of high quality, artisanal beer from the freshest of local ingredients, with the intent that these beers be enjoyed by our surrounding communities.<\/p>\n
While the name Throwback really represents our nod to the past, it also has a second meaning, which is throwing back a beer with friends and celebrating the good times. Since our beers are very approachable and easy to ‘throwback’, we think our name does a great job capturing the spirit of our brewery!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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