Prost! Raise a Stein at These Vermont Breweries This Oktoberfest Season

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Oktoberfest is upon us! While the official festivities in Munich may be winding down, the spirit of Oktoberfest lives on throughout October here in Vermont. It’s the perfect time to celebrate with friends, enjoy hearty food, and of course, indulge in some delicious Märzen-style lagers.

But where to go to get your fill of festive cheer? Look no further than these Vermont breweries, each offering their own unique take on Oktoberfest:

Chittenden County:

  • Switchback Brewing Co. (Burlington): Known for their traditional ales, Switchback might surprise you with a special Oktoberfest brew. Check their website and social media for updates on seasonal releases and events. (http://switchbackvt.com/)

  • Zero Gravity Brewery (Burlington): Zero Gravity often crafts an Oktoberfest Märzen Lager, brewed with German malts and hops for a truly authentic taste. Keep an eye on their website and social media for release dates and any Oktoberfest events. (https://www.zerogravitybeer.com/)

  • Foam Brewers – Burlington: Foam Brewers are known for their experimental and innovative beers. While a traditional Märzen might not be their style, they might just surprise you with a unique, hoppy take on the Oktoberfest theme. (http://www.foambrewers.com/)

Addison County:

  • Frost Beer Works (Middlebury): Frost Beer Works often features seasonal brews, so check their tap list for an Oktoberfest lager or a festive fall ale. (http://www.frostbeerworks.com/)

  • Drop-In Brewing Company (Middlebury): This community-focused brewery might have an Oktoberfest celebration up their sleeve. Check their website and social media for event announcements and special releases. (http://www.dropinbrewing.com/)

  • Foley Brothers Brewing (Brandon): Foley Brothers is known for their dedication to quality and traditional styles. They often brew an Oktoberfest Lager, a Bavarian-style Märzen with a classic copper color and malty flavor. (https://foleybrothersbrewing.com/)

Lamoille County:

  • Lost Nation Brewing (Morrisville): Lost Nation often embraces seasonal brewing traditions. Check their tap list and social media for any Oktoberfest-inspired beers or events. (http://lostnationbrewing.com/)

  • The Alchemist Brewery (Stowe): While famous for Heady Topper, The Alchemist might surprise you with a limited-release Oktoberfest beer. Keep an eye on their website and social media for any announcements. (https://alchemistbeer.com/)

  • Idletyme Brewing (Stowe): This brewpub often features seasonal beers and events. Check their website or stop by to see what they have planned for Oktoberfest. (https://idletymebrewing.com/)

Beyond the Beer:

Many of these breweries also offer delicious food, live music, and a festive atmosphere, making them the perfect place to celebrate Oktoberfest with friends and family. Don’t forget to check their social media pages for the most up-to-date information on special events, beer releases, and hours of operation.

Prost!

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