Views and Brews
List Of Connecticut Brewpubs & Hikes
(Grayed out pubs are no longer brewing or closed, and unless you've already been there when they were brewing, no longer count)

Brewpub Name
Pub Date
Hike 1
 Date 1 Hike 2
 Date 2
Comments
SBC - Branford ___/___/___ Hike 1 ___/___/___ Hike 2 ___/___/___
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SBC  - Stamford___/___/___Stamford Cove Island Park___/___/___Hike 2___/___/______________
SBC - Southport___/___/___Hike 1___/___/___Hike 2___/___/______________
SBC - Hamden___/___/___Hike 1___/___/___Hike 2___/___/______________
Cambridge House Brew Pub - Granby (Torrington closed) ___/___/___ Hike 1 ___/___/___ Hike 2 ___/___/___ ___________
City Steam Brewery Café - Hartford ___/___/___ Hike 1 ___/___/___ Hike 2 ___/___/___ ___________
Tullycross Tavern - Manchester ___/___/___ Hike 1 ___/___/___ Hike 2 ___/___/___ ___________
John Harvard's Brew House -Replaced by Tullycross above___/___/___Hike 1___/___/___Hike 2___/___/___ ___________
Bru Room at BAR - New Haven ___/___/___ Sleeping Giant ___/___/___ West Rock Ridge State Park ___/___/___ ___________
Race Book Brewpub - Uncasville ___/___/___ Lantern Hill ___/___/___ Pachaug Trail to Mt. Misery ___/___/___ ___________
Willimantic Brewing ___/___/___ Bigelow Hollow State Park ___/___/___ Gay City State Park ___/___/___ ___________
Hops Grillhouse & Brewery - Manchester CLOSED___/___/___Hike 1___/___/___Hike 2___/___/___ ___________
Hops Grillhouse & Brewery - Newington CLOSED___/___/___Ragged Mountain___/___/___East Peak___/___/___ ___________


* Directions are usually the best effort we could come up with using Mapquest from the hike (or near by) to the Brewpub.  If you are not sure about something, look at the web sites for the various hikes or Brewpubs.

If you can't find the exact hike we mention, or you're not up for the hike we list, that's ok!  Just go for a walk of at least 1 mile.  Then when you've worked up a good thirst, go and enjoy a great beer!   One of the hikes is usually around 1-3 miles and more or less flat.  The other hike is usually 3-8 miles and may have some altitude gain.   Do whichever one you're more comfortable with.  It also helps to call ahead to see if the Pub (and sometimes the park!) is open when you want to go there.

If you want to send us a few pictures of your hikes, or brewpubs you've visited, that would be great too!

As of this writing, there are 10 brewpubs in Conneticut.  If you discover a new Brewpub (a place that brews their own beer on premises) that we haven't listed yet, or you discover that one has gone out of business, or if you have any other questions,