"Just as the Pilgrim fathers brewed their first batches of beer in Massachusetts, so too were Massachusetts brewing pioneers in the forefront of the craft brewing revolution. With this guidebook in hand, you can embark on a rich treasure trail reflecting the true state of American craft brewing in the early twenty-first century." --Tony Forder, Publisher, Ale Street NewsThe definitive guide to Massachusetts's 46 breweries and brewpubs Types of beer brewed at each site and the authorís pick of the best beer to try Information on tours, takeout, and food for each brewery
Massachusetts Breweries (Breweries Series)
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Writing that's accurate as well as lively and entertaining. It reads well, and it reads right " - Lew Bryson
"John Holl and April Darcy really did their homework on this book, including a lot of good information without ever becoming a lecture. Entries are thoughtfully grouped geographically, with useful information opening each section. This book is written to be used, like a very good tourist's guide." - The Foodie Pilgrim
"Make some space on your beer book bookshelf for Massachusetts Breweries." -DigBoston
"This book is perfect for those who want to explore all of the beer places in New England, with features on every brewery and brewpub throughout the state." - Norman Miller, MetroWest Daily News
"A necessity for the New England traveler." - Carolyn Smagalski, Bella Online
"It's a comprehensive guide. . . . the perfect book for the beer traveler." (Gary Dzen The Boston Globe 20120905)
"John Holl and April Darcy really did their homework on this book, including a lot of good information without ever becoming a lecture. Entries are thoughtfully grouped geographically, with useful information opening each section. This book is written to be used, like a very good tourist's guide." - The Foodie Pilgrim
"Make some space on your beer book bookshelf for Massachusetts Breweries." -DigBoston
"This book is perfect for those who want to explore all of the beer places in New England, with features on every brewery and brewpub throughout the state." - Norman Miller, MetroWest Daily News
"A necessity for the New England traveler." - Carolyn Smagalski, Bella Online
"It's a comprehensive guide. . . . the perfect book for the beer traveler." (Gary Dzen The Boston Globe 20120905)
About the Author
John Holl travels the country chronicling the story of American beer for his website www.beerbriefing. A journalist since 1996, he has written for the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.
April Darcy is a freelance travel writer.
April Darcy is a freelance travel writer.
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By Crisse
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I bought this as a gift for my son who loves trying out different craft beers and it was a hit! He especially liked the fact that it was all MA based, local and an easy drive to get to.
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By R. Cook
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Got this for Christmas for the hubby. He really likes the book and likes trying the beer they suggest even better.
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By E. Ellis
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Lots of great information. Have made a list of places to visit. Some of the breweries are familiar but looking forward to trilingual them all.
