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HISTORY The History Of Beer in Vermont is similar to its History in the rest of the United States - no local breweries existed from Prohibition until the microbrewery explosion of the 1980s and 1990s. Since then a number of strong breweries have developed despite Vermont's small population. In 2006, MSNBC listed Burlington, VT as the fourth best city in the world for beer lovers behind Amsterdam, Berlin, and Brugge. This would make it the best in The United States. BEER STYLES Brewing in Vermont has not taken place long enough for any local Beer Styles to emerge. Breweries in Vermont produce mostly traditional Ales and Lagers , along with American interpretations of those older styles. BEERS One of the most widely known beers from Vermont is #9 from Magic Hat Brewing Company . It is an Apricot -flavored Fruit Beer based on a traditional Pale Ale . BREWERIES National breweries As of February 2007, no national or international brewing company, such as Anheuser-Busch , Molsen Coors , or SABMiller , operated breweries in Vermont. Craft breweries As of February 2007, there were 7 breweries operating in Vermont that could be described as Craft Breweries . Several produced too much beer to qualify as true Microbreweries .
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Defunct breweries and brewpubs
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CIDER, PERRY, AND MEAD Vermont is also home to several Cideries and one Meadery .
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