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Hill Farmstead Works of Love

February 24, 2017

Hill Farmstead Brewery w/ Anchorage Brewing Co.

Works of Love
Greensboro Bend, Vermont
Style: Oak-Foudre-Fermented Beer Aged in Wine Barrels & Dry-Hopped ABV: 5.6%


Purchase Price: $30

With a tropical grassy nose, lemony and slightly sweet, this is a dry, effervescent ale that leaves a floral and botanical impression in a long, pleasing finish. Lightly tart and slightly hazy, it’s delicate in its complexity. Hop character is citrus and tropical with a grassy finish. Easily crushable and perfect for a hot day. The acidity might be intense for some, but it works well with the tropical fruit aromas that only grow in intensity the longer it’s in the glass. Get a bottle and call some friends over.

This beer was part of our January 2017 issue’s featured tasting on expensive beers.


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