Lake Placid Pub & Brewery Named to USA Today’s 2023 List of Best Fall Beers
National newspaper names Lake Placid Brewery’s Autumn Rye Amber to its list of the 10 best fall beers to enjoy in 2023.
It’s sweater weather, and that means some of us desire a fuller and more intense beer that matches our food and our turtlenecks.
Lake Placid Pub & Brewery is made for sweater weather.
So we are pleased as punch to see that USA Today, the largest local-to-national publishing and digital media organization in the country, named Lake Placid Brewery’s Autumn Rye Amber to its 2023 10 Best Fall Beers.
According to USA Today, Lake Placid Pub & Brewery’s Autumn Rye Amber offers drinkers “a rich copper ale that's imbued with flaked oats for a full, lasting mouthfeel.”
From humble beginnings to an award-winning brewery.
The Lake Placid Brewery's origin story is reminiscent of many microbreweries, beginning with a couple of friends with a homebrew kit and a deep appreciation for beer.
But, the team's ardor for the craft, history, and art of beer making extends beyond mere affection for the beverage. They’ve stuck with their endeavor for over 26 years.
Through trial and error, perspiration and inspiration and hard-earned experience hand-crafting delicious brews, the team has earned the respect of the ADK brewing community and beyond the blue line.
Today, Lake Placid Pub & Brewery has gained immense popularity and built a reputation for excellence by producing award-winning ales and lagers.
Nationwide recognition and awards from the American brewing community evidence the worth of these dedicated brewers’ efforts. Lake Placid Brewery has crafted nearly 150 beer styles and produces almost 350,000 pints of beer annually, placing them in the top 7% of brewpubs across the country.
Make plans to stop in at the Pub and Brewery next time you’re in Lake Placid.
Located at the south end of Mirror Lake, Lake Placid Pub & Brewery is positioned near many of the town’s top sights, like the Olympic Speed Skating Oval, Toboggan Chute, and Public Beach.
Photo courtesy Lake Placid Pub & Brewery
Stop by the Pub to enjoy the more than 10 taps serving their delicious brews. If beer isn’t your thing, Lake Placid Pub and Brewery has a super selection of hand-crafted cocktails and even Prosecco on tap.
Looking for sustenance? Enjoy the full menu of snacks, Detroit-style pan pizza, salads, burgers, hand-helds and entrees. And, of course, a menu for the Lil’ ADKers. Desserts are made in their own bakery.
According to our friends at BringFido.com, dogs on leashes are welcome on the outdoor patio. As we’ve said before, in accordance with New York State law, your dog will not see the inside of any public dining room in the Empire State. This ain’t Paris.
Photos courtesy Lake Placid Pub and Brewery.
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