America’s
Ale Trails
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rekking from one brewery to the next in pursuit of the
perfect blend of barley and hops has become a favorite
pastime for many ale aficionados. America’s Ale Trails
are waiting to be explored. Today, it seems like every city,
state, or region boasting more than one brewery has an ale trail.
Luckily, for our readers, Food & Travel Magazine has Partnered
with 5 desitnations that are a MUST VISIT for a beercation.- The bountiful Adams County farms produce the freshest
grapes, apples, hops, grains and honey used in the creation of the
luscious libations along this multi-craft-beverage trail. - Located in the very heart of the renowned wine region,
Yates County embraces all the best that New York State has
to offer. Recreation, relaxation, a variety of accommodations,
tasting and touring – it’s all here. - A decade ago, Jacksonville, Florida was home to just one
craft brewery. Today, its growing craft beer scene is hoppin’ with
more than 18 locally-owned, locally-crafted breweries, each with
unique signature beers that reflect the flavors and flair of Jax. - The Flagstaff Brewery Trail, a self-guided beer tasting
tour where lovers of barley and hops can discover locally
brewed craft beer while enjoying delicious food in the officially
designated “Leading Craft Beer City of the Southwest.” - Lake County has greatly skilled artisans that help fill your
pint, wine glass or snifter, award-winning, too. The Lake County
Libation Trail™, a network of craft brewers, wineries and distill-
eries from Highland Park’s north shore to northern-most Winthrop
Harbor and in-between, brings out beverage connoisseurs, newbies
to loyal fans of special brews and mixology,
for an experience-making libation list trail.