A really cool stop on your way to MA or Keene, depending on where you're coming from. A really quaint spot, with wonderful views, and some really impressive brews. We tried them all, and from the Pilsner to their high alcohol porters, this place knows how to brew beer. It's affordable, delicious, easy to find, and open all year round (on Fridays and weekends). Don't pass by and say "hmm that seems like a cool place". Stop in! Enjoy!
Katie Christian
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April 21, 2023
Good vibe, kind employees, good beers, delish pizza, nice merch, dog friendly, live music…. What more is there?
Brooks Lord
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August 06, 2018
Super small, make no mistake it is a brewery disguised as a farm, farm stand or maybe a green house. Granite roots is one of the smallest tap rooms I’ve seen, however the ales had some big flavor. I liked the monadnock and their sour, good flavor and relatively light for a micro beer. The outdoor seating area is dog friendly and features and eclectic aesthetic. The beer was good for the area, but nothing that I would travel a great distance for again. The pricing was high, I don’t think I’ll be buying another $17 four pack.
Chris Ouellette
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August 13, 2022
Really nice place to stop in. The pizza here is amazing. The staff are very friendly and helpful.
If you are looking for a quaint place to have some good beer this would be a place for you to stop in. They do have live music.
Wayne Geiser
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April 18, 2021
We were here on a Saturday afternoon. There were quite a few people when we arrived. The crowd, and parking lot, thinned out by the time we left a couple of hours later.
There was a sign on the "gift shop?" door saying that masks were required inside. It didn't lay out the rules for the rest of the grounds. Nearly everyone wore a mask unless seated and eating / drinking.
The host who greeted us was very friendly. He led us back to the greenhouse where you could get pours as well as cans to go and pizzas.
He implied that all the "domes" were booked and, because it was a little chilly, we decided on a quick beer at one of the outside tables and cans to go. By the time we ordered our beer, he came back to say he had found a place for us and led us to one of the domes. It was very much appreciated.
Since we had a more comfortable place to sit, we ended up staying for a couple of beers and a pizza.
The beers were all very good. Velvety Antlers (Brown Ale) and Pumpelly Imperial (Imperial Porter) were two favorites.
The pizza was a little pricey, but was incredibly good!
We had planned on purchasing a couple of different beers in cans. We ended up with many more.
It's not close to home, but I think we'll be back!
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A really cool stop on your way to MA or Keene, depending on where you're coming from. A really quaint spot, with wonderful views, and some really impressive brews. We tried them all, and from the Pilsner to their high alcohol porters, this place knows how to brew beer. It's affordable, delicious, easy to find, and open all year round (on Fridays and weekends). Don't pass by and say "hmm that seems like a cool place". Stop in! Enjoy!
Good vibe, kind employees, good beers, delish pizza, nice merch, dog friendly, live music…. What more is there?
Super small, make no mistake it is a brewery disguised as a farm, farm stand or maybe a green house. Granite roots is one of the smallest tap rooms I’ve seen, however the ales had some big flavor. I liked the monadnock and their sour, good flavor and relatively light for a micro beer. The outdoor seating area is dog friendly and features and eclectic aesthetic. The beer was good for the area, but nothing that I would travel a great distance for again. The pricing was high, I don’t think I’ll be buying another $17 four pack.
Really nice place to stop in. The pizza here is amazing. The staff are very friendly and helpful. If you are looking for a quaint place to have some good beer this would be a place for you to stop in. They do have live music.
We were here on a Saturday afternoon. There were quite a few people when we arrived. The crowd, and parking lot, thinned out by the time we left a couple of hours later. There was a sign on the "gift shop?" door saying that masks were required inside. It didn't lay out the rules for the rest of the grounds. Nearly everyone wore a mask unless seated and eating / drinking. The host who greeted us was very friendly. He led us back to the greenhouse where you could get pours as well as cans to go and pizzas. He implied that all the "domes" were booked and, because it was a little chilly, we decided on a quick beer at one of the outside tables and cans to go. By the time we ordered our beer, he came back to say he had found a place for us and led us to one of the domes. It was very much appreciated. Since we had a more comfortable place to sit, we ended up staying for a couple of beers and a pizza. The beers were all very good. Velvety Antlers (Brown Ale) and Pumpelly Imperial (Imperial Porter) were two favorites. The pizza was a little pricey, but was incredibly good! We had planned on purchasing a couple of different beers in cans. We ended up with many more. It's not close to home, but I think we'll be back!