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and I'm officially done w/ work for the week... may have thrown my back out but I'll take it! I'll be drinking until JulianB comes to rescue me tomorrow...

staying in Waterbury Thursday night if anyone wants to hang

ill be in waterbury Thursday night before heading up near HF for the airbnb. wife is an olympic junky so ill be looking to pack some pints down haha
 
Was planning to hike in Stowe after hitting the Alchemist Friday afternoon. Weather has it looking like an early start to drinking will be on the docket.

If anyone wants to touch tips Friday afternoon at HF or in Waterbury Friday evening, let's do this. I'll be flying solo.
 
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- Name of ticket holder & number of attendees (1 or 2)

- Ticket confirmation #

- Day of event contact (email or phone#)

Once received, a confirmation email will be sent along with payment information. Funds will be held until Aug 1st then payment & sign up with become non-refundable.


Waterbury Lodging

For anyone planning to stay in Waterbury, the Best Western has committed to providing a discount to their nightly rate for anyone staying that weekend and they mention that they are there for the festival. Contact the hotel for specifics.
UPDATE:
We are at 30 people signed up for the Brew-ber FOFA Charter. All TB'ers. 20 Spots left. If you are thinking about hoping on the bus, get your info in before it's filled up...New item to note, there has been a few glassware items donated for attendees to be drawn on the way up and the way back.

4 seats remains if anyone needs a ride on Sat or their DD situation has fallen through. Bang bus will remain on site for the duration for your mid-fest banging needs or whispering sweet nothings to the Juicy Mag you just won in the raffle...
 
Was planning to hike in Stowe after hitting the Alchemist Friday afternoon. Weather has it looking like an early start to drinking will be on the docket.

If anyone wants to touch tips Friday afternoon at HF or in Waterbury Friday evening, let's do this. I'll be flying solo.
I want to hike at some point. There are 5 of us. Lmk if you wanna join.
 
From the website:

This week marks the commencement of the Brewer-in-Residence program at Hill Farmstead Brewery. The Brewer-in-Residence program is an extension of our experiences and travel, of our friendships borne from our explorations. We will offer invitations to our brewer friends to live and work alongside us for an extended duration of time. The invite-only program is more than a singular interaction, but it is an immersive experience for the Resident and a chance for all of us to continue learning and sharing educational opportunities. It is an idea borrowed from Shaun’s tenure in Denmark as head brewer at Nørrebro Bryghus. Nørrebro’s guest brewer program brought brewers from around the world to Copenhagen for a week in order to craft a beer while absorbing the brewing culture and knowledge of the region.

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Our first Brewer-in-Residence is our friend Tim Clifford, co-owner and brewer at Sante Adairius Rustic Ales (SARA) in Capitola, California. Tim, an accomplished homebrewer in California, opened SARA as a mixed-fermentation brewery and has a dedicated vision toward the beers he likes to brew and drink. Over the course of twelve days, Tim will work with and alongside us as we host him at the brewery. We will brew a number of beers together and will experiment and explore and push boundaries with various ingredients, processes, and techniques.

After Tim’s tenure here concludes, we will continue the program by inviting another Resident into the brewery. We are not, however, soliciting inquiries about joining the program at this time. Check back here for more reflection on the SARA Residence as it continues, as well as for foresight into the future of the Brewer-in-Residence program at Hill Farmstead.
 
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That Cascade Arthur is fantastic. Bright, funky, floral, and dry. Absolute stunner. If only my vacation was a bit later in June I'd have some of these to drink instead of lucking into a pour at a bottleshare. If you've got some, chill em and drink em.
 
I'm not leaving until 5 pm this evening, super jealous of those enroute or already up there. I'll be up at HF tomorrow, would love to split an onsite bottle with some jagoffs, I'll be with my wife.

I haven't been to HF in three years. What better way to reacquaint myself then FoFA. I'm jacked.
 
I'm missing FoFA for a family wedding, but need an Elab 4. Also could use a favor...if someone heading to HF this weekend could assist. Please message me if you want to help.
 
Can anyone shed some light as to why everyone is lined up at the tasting room entrance for growlers/onsite bottles and nobody is at the retail/bottles side?

Last time I was here they hadn't built the tasting room yet, so maybe that's part of it, but wanted to make sure I didn't miss something...seems a little odd that literally nobody is on the retail side at all.
 

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