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Vermont Craft Brewery Map
Find your next brewery stop, explore Vermont by region, and plan a relaxed visit with time for local food and scenery.
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Find craft beer breweries in Vermont
A brewery visit can be a small part of a bigger Vermont day: lunch in a village, a walk around town, or an afternoon with friends. Use the interactive map to find brewery locations along your route, then check each business’s own website before deciding where to stop.
Start with one region instead of trying to cross the state in an afternoon. Choose the kind of visit you want—a meal at a brewpub, time in a taproom, or a stop for beer to take home—and leave room in your schedule to enjoy the place around you.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Interactive Vermont brewery map
Zoom in on the part of Vermont you plan to visit. Select a marker to see the details available for that location. For more space on a phone or tablet, open the full map using the button below.
This is a planning map, not a live opening-hours or tap-list feed. Listings can change. Confirm the visitor entrance, opening times and current offerings with the brewery before traveling.
CHOOSE AN AREA
Explore Vermont breweries by region
These regional starting points can help narrow your search. The Vermont Brewers Association also publishes beer trails for planning a more focused outing.
Burlington & the Champlain Valley
Start with the Burlington area or choose a separate Champlain Valley outing. Group nearby locations so your visit leaves time for a meal and a look around town.
Stowe, Waterbury & the Mad River Valley
Use these towns as starting points for a mountain-area itinerary. Check the route between stops and choose a convenient base before booking your visit.
Middlebury & the Route 7 corridor
Explore the map around Middlebury and nearby towns. Build a compact itinerary around your accommodation or another activity along the Route 7 corridor.
The Northeast Kingdom
Plan your stops before setting out through northeastern Vermont. Confirm opening days and allow room in your schedule for the distance between your chosen locations.
The Upper Valley
Look around the Upper Valley for a brewery stop that fits your trip. Pair it with time in a nearby town rather than adding several long detours.
Southern Vermont
Choose an area close to your arrival route or overnight stay. Use the map to compare locations and decide which stop works comfortably with the rest of your day.
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR STOP
Plan a Vermont brewery visit
Check the visitor details
Look for current taproom hours, the correct address and any reservation requirements. A production brewery, retail pickup counter and public taproom may offer different experiences, even when they share a name.
Ask about food if you are planning lunch or dinner. Some locations may have their own kitchen; others may rely on visiting vendors or nearby restaurants. Check the arrangements for the date you want to visit.
Choose the experience
Review the current menu rather than assuming a favorite beer will be available. Ask staff about the styles you enjoy and whether smaller pours, packaged beer or nonalcoholic drinks are offered.
A tasting room visit does not necessarily include a production tour. If a behind-the-scenes visit matters to you, confirm whether tours run and whether you need to book in advance.
Plan for your whole group
Check seating, step-free access, parking and restroom arrangements directly with the brewery. Ask about children, dogs and patio rules before bringing them along; policies may differ between indoor and outdoor spaces.
Arrange the ride first
Choose a designated driver who will not drink, or arrange transportation before your visit. Confirm pickup availability in advance, especially outside larger towns. Give your group time for food and make the return journey part of the plan.
ENJOY THE WHOLE DAY
Pair your brewery stop with more Vermont
Build your day around more than the tap list. Explore a village, browse local shops, or choose a nearby attraction before your brewery visit. Keeping the itinerary simple leaves time to settle in instead of rushing between stops.
Our scenic byway and covered bridge guides can help you find places to explore along your route. Plan any driving with a sober driver and check access or seasonal conditions before setting out.
BEFORE YOU GO
Vermont brewery map FAQs
How do I find breweries near my Vermont destination?
Open the map, zoom to the town or region you are visiting, and select nearby markers. Check each brewery’s website for the visitor address and current opening information before choosing your stop.
Does this map include every Vermont brewery?
Do not assume the map is exhaustive or updated in real time. Businesses can open, move or close. Use it as a starting point and cross-check your choices with brewery websites or the Vermont Brewers Association directory.
Do I need a reservation to visit a brewery?
Requirements vary by location and experience. Check directly for group visits, table bookings, special events or production tours. A taproom visit and a brewery tour may have different booking arrangements.
Can I get food or nonalcoholic drinks?
Ask the brewery about its current menu and options. Food service, visiting vendors and nonalcoholic selections vary, so confirm what is available if someone in your group is relying on them.
Are Vermont breweries dog-friendly or family-friendly?
Policies vary. Contact each brewery about children, pets, patio access and any event-specific restrictions before visiting.
Can I buy beer to take home?
Check the brewery’s retail options and current availability. Not every beer on tap is necessarily sold in packaged form, and pickup hours may differ from taproom hours.
What if the embedded map will not load?
Use the full-map button above. Browser privacy settings or extensions may block the embedded view; opening Google Maps separately can provide another way to browse.
Find your next Vermont stop
Start with the map, choose a region, and make time to enjoy the towns and scenery along the way.
Planning resource: Vermont Brewers Association brewery directory