Tucked away in the Green Mountains of Warren, Vermont, Lawson’s Finest Liquids will be celebrating six years of beer this April. Showcasing the best of what Vermont has to offer, owner Sean Lawson skillfully utilizes local resources such as maple sap to embody Vermont’s charm within his beers.
In its six years, Lawson’s Finest Liquids has earned two medals in the World Beer Cup, noted as the most prestigious brewing competition in the world.
On April 19, Lawson’s Finest Liquids will be hosting two anniversary events at the Valley Players Theater in Waitsfield, Vt. The events will raise funds for worthy causes like the Desmoid Tumor Research Foundation.
The free Beer Lovers Market (2-6pm) features bottle sales, draft beer, Lawson’s merchandise and a selection of foods and goods from several local businesses.
The Beer Lovers Ball (7-11pm) is a limited capacity event featuring live music and a cash bar with eight varieties of Lawson’s Finest on tap. Admission is $35 and includes one draft pour in a souvenir Lawson’s tulip glass and a buffet dinner from the Mad Taco.
Details on ticket sales and a complete list of local offerings can be found on Lawson’s blog.
So what beer can you expect to taste at these events?*
6th Anniversary Draft Beer List
Spring Fever Session IPA (3.8%) Permagrin Rye Pale Ale (6.0%) Barrel-Aged Jack’s Abby/Lawson’s Finest Smoked Maple Lager (6+%) Double Sunshine IPA (8.0%) 6th Anniversary Peril Imperial IPA (11.1%) Fayston Maple Imperial Stout (10.1%) Maple Barrel Aged Maple Imperial Stout (11%) 2012 Maple Tripple Ale (12%)
6th Anniversary Bottle List
Spring Fever Session IPA (3.8%) – 22oz Permagrin Rye Pale Ale (6.0%) – 22oz Double Sunshine IPA (8.0%) – 22oz 6th Anniversary Peril Imperial IPA (11.1%) – 22oz Fayston Maple Imperial Stout (10.1%) – 750ml Rum-barrel Aged Fayston Maple Imperial Stout (11%) – 375ml
*Please note: This list is subject to change. Cash or local check only.
Tiffany Lutke (@TiffanyLutke) is the current Craft Beer Program intern at the Brewers Association. She spent her days as a kid in the small craft brewery her father owned on the east coast, which led to her love for small and independent breweries. When she’s not pouring beer at Upslope Brewing Company taproom in Boulder, she’s sharing pints with old friends at her favorite beer bars like The Mayor of Old Town in Fort Collins, Colo.
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