Top 10 New England Breweries and Their Top Rated Crafts

10. Allagash Brewing Company
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      Location: Portland, ME

      Top Rated Crafts: Allagash Coolship Red -  Lambic Fruit (5.7% ABV)
                                      Allagash Coolship Resurgam - Gueuze (6% ABV)

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9.  Foundation Brewing Company
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     Location: Portland, ME

     Top Rated Crafts: Epiphany - American Double Imperial IPA (8% ABV)
                                     Afterglow - American IPA (7% ABV)

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8.  Bissell Brother Brewing Company
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     Location: Portland, ME

     Top Rate Crafts: Swish - American Double Imperial IPA (8% ABV)
                                   Nothing Gold - American Double Imperial IPA (8.2% ABV)

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7. Hill Farmstead Brewery 
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    Location: Greensboro Bend, VT

    Top Rated Crafts: Abner - American Double Imperial IPA (8.2% ABV)
                                    Double Citra - American Double Imperial IPA (8% ABV)

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6. Maine Beer Company
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    Location: Freeport, ME

    Top Rated Crafts: Dinner - American Double Imperial IPA (8.2% ABV)
                                    Lunch - American IPA (7% ABV)

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5. Lawson's Finest Liquids
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    Location: Warren, VT

    Top Rated Crafts: Double Sunshine - American Double Imperial IPA (8% ABV)
                                    Triple Sunshine - American Triple Imperial IPA (10.5% ABV)

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4.  New England Brewing Company
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     Location: Woodbridge, CT

     Top Rated Crafts:  Fuzzy Baby Ducks - American IPA (6.2% ABV)
                                      Locust Reign - American Double Imperial IPA (8.5% ABV)

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3. Trillium Brewing Company
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    Location: Boston, MA

    Top Rate Crafts: Double Dry Hopped Fort Point Pale Ale - American Pale Ale (6.6% ABV)
                                  Double Dry Hopped Congress St - American Imperial IPA (7.2% ABV)

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2. The Alchemist Brewery
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    Location: Stowe, VT

    Top Rated Crafts: Heady Topper - American Double Imperial IPA (8% ABV)
                                    Focal Banger - American IPA (7% ABV)

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1. Tree House Brewing Company 
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    Location: Charlton, MA

    Top Rated Crafts: King Julius - American Double Imperial IPA 8.3% ABV
                                    Good Morning  - American Double Imperial Stout 8.4% ABV

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