Stowe Public House & Bottle Shop

We came here on 24.12.2019. Really goo beer selection: Vermont specialities (no Hill Farmstead though), some German and Belgium beers. Very friendly service and a bar attached we did not visit. We purchased the Maple Nipple from Lawson’s.

Charming little store here with a wealth of bottles, organized with a sharp attention to style detail that is sort of weirdly convoluted. I have to note that the proprietor made some dubious claims about certain corners of the craft beer world and was sort of a big talker in general; but, he was very friendly and eager to provide good service. The cozy little bar attached to the side is a nice bonus, great for hiding away from family for a little while. Excellent service there as well. The only way it could be better is if there were one or two options beers on tap, against the current lineup of several cans which were of varying freshness levels.

Nice spot, a bit dark and tight but with very friendly staff. Solid selection arranged by styles. They had beers I have not seen anywhere else around.

The not so "bustling town" of Stowe might make one think, well, what exactly is in this town that could swoon a "hardened beer drinker" to take a peak inside this place. Ha - yes, it might be the same everywhere one goes, but this mom and pop shop isn’t a Vermont state store, so that’s something to think about. Also, I’ll give kudos to the fact they even in Winter when Vermont gets "Vermont-like," they do a good job of keeping up with the cleanliness.

A cozy, nice bottle shop in downtown Stowe with a small bar on the side with limited offerings of canned beer and ciders, as well as wine by the glass. The service is great, and they have an equally great selection, including some esoteric local offerings. A must-stop if you’re in Stowe.

Well stocked bottle shop, not quite in the same league as CBC Waterbury, but not far off. Lots of local stuff, with plenty of beer from further afield that I’d not spotted elsewhere. Decent prices. Friendly staff. The bar area to the left of the shop, up a couple of steps, felt a bit redundant, but maybe at other times it fills up. No taps, just bottles to drink in here. There are a few local foodstuffs to browse in here, too. Worth calling in, definitely.

Visited on a later Wednesday morning. Parking in Stowe is rough, but if you are willing to walk, you can find free parking within blocks of downtown. This place is toward the north end of downtown. Inside they have two main areas. The left is a bar and gift shop area. I didn’t see taps, but I think if you buy a bottle on the other side, you can drink it in the bar. The bottle shop side on the right is actually pretty impressive. Huge selection with an emphasis on VT, but a lot of New England is covered her as well. I only bough a single bottle, but it’s because of having to carry whatever I buy with me in my backpack. I would have loved to have bought more here. It would be easy to load up. Very friendly service and helped me with the one question I had. I say stop in if you go to Stowe.