The sign in the window says "Under New Ownership" so I figured it was worth a try. So much…read morebetter!! Great wine selection and great help. I think it was the new owner who helped and chatted with me about wine. He looked up one of my old favorites and is anxious to try a new wine I suggested to him. Wine is to be shared and the new ownership appears to agree! Definitely worth stopping by and helping this new ownership thrive. Well worth the trip.

(Midst of the COVID-19 outbreak yet still..) Walked into…read morethis liquor store and was hawk eyed the whole time, went to the counter with my purchase and after staring me down for three solid seconds, "ID's?" Granted I'm 23 but i've walked into other liquor stores plenty of times and at least get a hello. I use the sanitizer on the counter and the dude says "Ha, good effort. But you're not wearing a mask. So if I have it, now you have it too." What dude? Weirdest vibes. Not going back even though it's local.

Such a cute little spot - the surrounding area has little resources available, so this is quite the…read moregem well stocked with essentials.

Great sandwiches. The sandwich maker could. Be friendlier but everyone else is a pleasure to deal…read morewith.

Friendly people! I stopped there during a long bike ride to buy water and coffee and they watched…read moremy bike while I put it against the window so that it wouldn't get stolen.

A solid co-op where I like to buy ingredients for my oatmeal by weight. They have all sorts of…read moreseeds, dried fruits, nuts, grains, trail mix etc. Produce is also decent. The cashiers are helpful.

This store is well worth the hour drive it takes me to get there from the Adirondacks. The veggies,…read moreorganic meats, dairy are all fresh and the displays are appealing. If I lived in the area full time, I'd definitely want to become a member. It an oasis for me in what would otherwise feel like a food desert.

Super friendly service and great beer cave in the back offering singles and multi packs. I always…read morestop for gas and a beverage when I'm passing by on Route 100.

I am a total beer nerd, I'll admit it. IPAs get my blood pumping. Saisons make me sweat. I talk…read moreabout beers like people talk about their kids' accomplishments. Call me a snob, I'll own it (I was still weened on Keystone). I can honestly say JDs is a temple. In truth, being from Boston, I asked the friendly matron of this house of hops about the reigning king of Vermont breweries "Alchemist." By the time we were done, she had recommended no less than THREE different brews that surpassed the legendary "Heady Topper" by leaps and bounds. Skeptical? Yes. Until I tried them. JD's is a hidden gem in the heart of the Green Mountains. All the rustic, down-home charm of a local Vermont syrup shack with the added covert joys of a cicerone's tabernacle. The selection of amazing libations is downright staggering, and the crew at JD's gets you honestly excited to spend your money. Beer geeks, prepare your pack horses, say a prayer to our gods, and make the sojourn over the mountains for an experience you'll always remember.

This was a neat small stop along the overall tasting trail in this part of Vermont. You can come in…read morefor some samples and talk to one of the owners, at least when COVID is not a concern. The owner was very personable and talked about what makes their products different and of high quality. I had a great time talking to him. I recommend their gin and the vodka. Very smooth and clean tasting. My wife liked the "tequila." Technically it is not tequila because it was not 100% agave based. Instead they incorporated maple syrup into the liquor as well. How very Vermont!

This place appears to be out-of-business. Three attempts to visit during posted hours resulted in…read morelocked doors. The phone number has been disconnected per Verizon.

Dog friendly and super friendly in general! Attached to a restaurant so you can take your food and…read moreeat on the brewery side. I wasn't sure which beer I wanted to try so the bartender gave me a sample and when I decided poured a very full glass of the red dwarf. The brewery is dog friendly with a water bowl on the side and a big container of dog treats. The beer itself was good. There's some small seating areas inside. Really appreciated the kindness.

I was here during a tasting trail and had a sampler flight of 7 beers, which I believe is the…read morenumber of taps they have. There was a nice mix of year round brews and rotating recipes. Normally I trend towards stouts but in this case Heart of Lothian was my favorite. My recommendation though is to try them all! They have an assortment of board games on tables inside - we played Trouble while sipping our brews. There are a few tables outside as well. Definitely worth a visit.

Excellent experience today at woodchuck! Prices are very reasonable, $5 per flight of four samples!…read moreWe also shared a cheese plate that was $15 and came with a box of crackers, whole sausage, and sleeve of cheese. The variety of ciders/drinks gave choices for everyone in our group! Highly recommend to anyone in the area

I already knew I loved Woodchuck ciders and it was a great experience to taste the other brand they…read moreown. Bartender was charming and friendly! Our only issue was that we couldn't buy the new-to-us flavor where we live, so we tried to purchase a pack of it there. Unfortunately, Sunday at 3pm seems to be a peak time and you can't check out everything at the bar. Waited at the merch stand for 15 mins and the poor guy couldn't catch a break. We had to leave. We probably won't be coming back because we ultimately got to try new things so we'll just settle for buying our ciders elsewhere.