SOURCES & PHOTO CREDITS
Rooted in the real Blasty Bough.
Checked September 21, 2026. This is an independent website concept by The Mena Strategy, presented for the brewery’s review.
The business, beer & food
Address, current phone, public hours, the farm story and menu details come from the brewery. The beer page is a dated guide to its published range, including seasonal entries, not a live tap inventory. Prices and availability should be confirmed with the pub.
- Official business, hours and farm updates ↗
- Published beer menu ↗
- Published food menu and prices ↗
- Google business listing, hours, directions and reviews ↗
The legacy pandemic takeout page has different contact information and instructions. Those have not been presented as current ordering options.
Concerts & recent video
The four fall shows are listed by the brewery and in September 2026 social posts. Dates for Ethan Setiawan, Hanz Araki and Alison Lupton were checked on the linked Cocoa Tickets listings. Laura Cortese’s original ticket link returned an error; the concept directs visitors to call for ticket arrangements.
Owner, recognition & media
- New Hampshire Magazine · David Stewart interview · March 1, 2018 ↗
- Yankee · 2025 Best Craft Brewery ↗
- New Hampshire Magazine · 2020 Small Listening Room recognition ↗
- ReVision Energy · the 182 panel solar project · January 2024 ↗
- PV Magazine · brewery solar feature · April 2025 ↗
Recognition is dated to its original award year. Solar reporting is historical; no claim is made that future expansion or charging plans have been completed.
Reviews & photographs
The Google listing showed 4.9 out of 5 from 221 reviews on the research date. The selected homepage excerpt is from Doug’s five star review, displayed as three months old. It is one visitor’s experience.
The original logo, beer, pub, food, farm, musician and concert poster images were published by the brewery. Its photo credits name Cheryl Senter and Fionn Shea. The solar array photograph is credited to ReVision Energy. The performance thumbnail comes from the brewery’s own Instagram video.
These are genuine photographs across multiple years, not generated scenes or claims of current conditions. Branding and third party media remain associated with their respective owners.
