For nearly 100 years, Woodstock Inn was the gracious private home of the Clement family. After the last Clement heir moved on in the mid-twentieth century, the building sat empty for nearly 20 years.

It all began with five acres of Chardonel grapes. Today, Crown Valley sits on 600 acres in Ste. Genevieve, and serves as a premier Midwest destination.

What can be better than a mug of piping hot chocolate on a cold winter’s day? Dressed up hot chocolate with a few easy modifications.

WOODSTOCK INN BREWERY, North Woodstock, New Hampshire Meticulously handcrafted right there at Woodstock Inn Brewery, their craft beers include gusto from New Hampshire’s White Mountain brewery.

This newcomer to your favorite monthly beer club roster opened in 2004, helped by a city loan designed to encourage restaurants to open in the area.

Tommyknocker Brewery gets its name from the tommyknocker, a mythical elf-like creature who was said to live in the cracks of gold and silver mines.

This brewery was founded as Hoppers Brewpub in 1993 in Erie’s historic Union Station. At that time, their brewing capacity was 1,040 barrels a year.

A single mutation in 1820 in an orchard of sweet oranges planted at a monastery in Brazil yielded the Navel Orange.

In 1979, two CU professors applied for and received the 43rd brewing license issued in the United States, creating Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s first microbrewery.

When you talk of beer, you’re really speaking about barley soup that’s been allowed to ferment.