Hill Farmstead — Plum 2024 Harvest

Détails techniques

Profil de dégustation

From Hill Farmstead’s celebrated Harvest program, the 2024 Plum release is a refined expression of place. A blend of wine-barrel-aged Farmstead saisons is conditioned on organic plums sourced from nearby Elmore Roots Nursery in Vermont, yielding a vibrant farmhouse ale of remarkable poise. Tart plum and stone fruit lead the way, layered over supple oak, soft wine barrel nuance, and a gentle whisper of brett funk. The palate is dry and bright, with crisp acidity carrying the fruit’s perfume into a long, elegant finish that feels both rustic and exquisitely composed.

Accords avec les aliments

Pair with a duck breast glazed in plum and thyme, where the beer’s bright acidity cuts richness while echoing the fruit. Alternatively, serve alongside a soft washed-rind cheese such as Jasper Hill Harbison, letting the oak, brett funk, and tart stone fruit complement the cheese’s earthy, creamy depth.

About Hill Farmstead Brewery

Hill Farmstead Brewery was established in 2010 by Shaun Hill in Greensboro Bend, Vermont, nestled in the remote Northeast Kingdom region approximately seventy miles from Burlington. Hill’s brewing journey began with a high school science fair project and evolved through professional experience at Denmark’s Fanø Bryghus and Nørrebro Bryghus before he returned to his family’s farmstead to create one of the world’s most celebrated craft breweries.

The brewery has achieved remarkable acclaim for its uncompromising approach to brewing across multiple styles, with particular distinction in American Pale Ales, IPAs, Porters, and Saisons. This dedication to quality has earned Hill Farmstead an extraordinary record of recognition from the global beer community. RateBeer named it Best New Brewery in the World in 2011, followed by the prestigious title of Best Brewery in the World in 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020, with a second-place finish in 2013. This sustained excellence reflects Hill Farmstead’s commitment to traditional brewing methods and thoughtful innovation, making it a pilgrimage destination for serious beer enthusiasts worldwide.