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Today I'm pleased to bring you a recent find from New England.
If you read my recent review, "Catching A Flight In Boston" you know I'm a big fan of bourbon whiskey and a good hamburger. I can't think of many things better than the tastes of authentic Americana.
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Undeterred I ventured into a local dive bar with a hodgepodge of coworkers. We didn't exactly fit the description of their typical clientele. And by that I mean we had no beer bellies, Duck Dynasty beards, super tight cut off jean shorts, or undersized neon push-up bras.
Anyways... later, back to the hotel, and after a solid workout, a local recommendation lead to Barley Vine.
A "Craft-Inspired Gastropub", Barley Vine was birthed as part of a downtown revitalization project, Bristol Rising. The eclectic artwork is fun and colorful while the food and drink are lively and fresh.
I chose the Build-a-Burger option from their menu and of course couldn't resist a Bourbon Flight, which included Ezra, Jefferson, and Knob Creek.
I couldn't help but sample a flight of Scotch also. I enjoyed Monkey Shoulder, Glenmorangie, and Macallan; my favorite being Monkey Shoulder.
Barley Vine is a great choice and sets a high standard for the revitalization project under way. Looking forward to my next burger at Barley Vine.
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