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I took the tour back when B & J still owned it.. before it was bought by the corporate giants... Didn't realize it had changed that much... Of course, since I took the tour as part of a media group, we probably got to see even more than the general public...
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Shame, After SD's recommendation I was ready to head for Vermont.
Not sure that's a good idea, Vermont is already way past it's BHL quota...
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Not sure that's a good idea, Vermont is already way past it's BHL quota...
It's not like they'd notice another one...
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But if you ever do get up to the Burlington VT area, the Vermont City Brewery has some incredible beers and awesome food. Keeping our boat on Lake Champlain, we cross it on Saturday, stay in Burlington Harbor, drink at the VC Brewery, and then head back on Sunday. It makes for a good trip Burlington and the surrounding towns are wonderful.
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I used to get free tickets to ski resorts and such up in the Burlington area, since a relative was a TV reporter for WVNY Ch. 22 up there.
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