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“We already had the fire pits and a bunch of us loved to skate, so it seemed like a no-brainer,” said Throwback co-founder Nicole Carrier.

In North Hampton at the Hobbs Farm now known as Throwback Brewery, a special weathervane of a donkey tops one of the cupolas on the historic barn.

HAMPTON —  After two classes of University of New Hampshire students flip their tassels to the side this weekend to graduate, chances are pretty good they will be reaching for a brew born right here in Hampton to celebrate: Wildcat Tracks. Officially released on May 7, the crisp and flavorful traditional lager (4.7% alcohol by volume, 20 IBU) is the latest collaboration between Smuttynose Brewery and the state’s flagship university. Judging by the early returns this is one beer that may l...

Car keys, mask, hand sanitizer. OK, I’m ready for my next dining experience. Oh, not quite. First, I have to make sure I have a QR code reader app downloaded on my smartphone because now, many restaurants offer new ways to see a menu, order and pay the bill, all designed to keep us safer from those COVID-19 cooties. On second thought, I’ll ditch those car keys and open up that Lyft app instead. Shopping & dining Ordering up our groceries and restaurant meals online and either having them de...

PORTSMOUTH — A permanent reduction in the federal excise tax on craft beer production means less money for the U.S. government and more money for local brewers as they climb out of the economic dregs of the COVID-19 pandemic. “This relief allows us to thrive as opposed to creating a situation — especially in times like these when everybody is hurting — where your margins get dwindled down to nothing,” said Dagan Migirditch, co-founder of Liars Bench Beer and Bodega on Islington Str...

FREEDOM — The secret to Jerry Knirk and Cam Spence’s wedded bliss, they say, is balancing time together and time apart.

New Hampshire Magazine February 9, 2021 The Maple-Kissed Wheat Porter from Throwback Brewery in North Hampton is a smooth, velvety brew that won’t make your teeth ache. They call it “maple-kissed” for a reason — there’s just enough local maple syrup to impart nice flavor without making it too sweet. You can find it in some specialty beer stores or go direct to the source. Throwback’s brewing operations and brewpub are located in a gorgeous renovated barn on a historic farm. (603) 3...

UpdatedWed, Dec 30, 2020 at 8:03 am ET Reply Readers in North Hampton and Hampton told Patch about their favorite businesses in the community. (Shutterstock) HAMPTON, NH — Last month, Patch in Hampton and North Hampton asked readers to offer some thoughts about local businesses who had gone above and beyond for customers in the community. The year 2020 has been a difficult one for everyone but businesses are doing everything they can to help customers and stay afloat during the pandemic. G...