Anna Valiquette Hill (1902-1993) was our grandfather's sister, whose memory we honor with her namesake Farmstead* ale crafted with Vermont wildflower honey.At the end of 2018, we aged a small portion of Anna atop raspberry and blueberry pomace from the 2018 harvest season for nearly 3 months. The result highlights the essence of each fruit within the iconic canvas of Anna®—a variant worthy of her graceful, distinctive middle name. A few barrels of the beer that had aged more than four months...

Flora is the wine barrel-aged version of Florence (1915-1967), our grandfather's sister as well as the name of our Farmstead® wheat ale. We selected a single barrel of Flora and aged it on fresh, Vermont-grown pawpaw; rowan berries; cherry crabapples; and gooseberries.

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2019 - ppff or venmo

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 Log 2016 - ppff or venmo

Blend of Ann, Art, and Flora

Prairie Collaboration! Farmhouse Saison with Galaxy Hops and Brett

Funk, Sour and Fruitiness

Farmhouse Saison With Organic Hibiscus Flowers & Lime

2013 Batch 1 - Farmhouse Saison With Lemony Finish

Wine Barrel Aged IPA with Yellow Raspberries

Batch 6

5 Bottles Samuel

Side Project | 750ml | 6% ABV

Side Project | 750ml | 6% ABV

Clover (2005-2014) was an uncomplicated yet complex grey cat with whom we shared an all-too-brief moment and space. From time to time, guided by her ever-present spirit, we blend our favorite barrels of Ann, Art, and Flora, with the hopeful directionality of elegance, grace, and tasteful exuberance—each one a hallmark of our memory for her. The constituent components rested independently for between 16 to 27 months before their intertwined threading. As our Clover often would, this beer took i...

Flora is the wine barrel-aged version of Florence (1915-1967), our grandfather’s sister as well as the name of our Farmstead® wheat ale. We selected a single barrel of Flora and aged it on fresh, Vermont-grown Montmorency cherries. The result is a complex, elegant expression of the annual harvest.