November 2013 Letters to the Editor
Your letters from the November 2013 issue.
Author: New Hampshire Magazine Staff
Your Letters From the October 2013 Issue
Your letters to the Editor from the October 2013 issue.
Try Something New With White Birch and Earth Eagle
Step outside of your normal beer range with interesting offerings from White Birch Brewing and Earth Eagle Brewings.
Beer Terms 101
Like the worlds of wine and fine cuisine, craft brewing has its own list of terms. We cover the basics to help you understand what everyone's talking about.
The History of Frank Jones
Brewing in Portsmouth is built on a solid historical foundation built by Frank Jones and his Frank Jones Brewing Company in the late 1800s.
Beercation at the Woodstock Inn, Station & Brewery
Combine vacation and beer into a "beercation" at this inn and brewery in North Woodstock, NH
Lakes Region Barrel Tasting
An opportunity to taste wines right from the barrel at seven New Hampshire wineries in the Lakes Region.
September 2013 Letters to the Editor
Your letters to the editor from the September 2013 issue.
NH's Ski Resorts Offer Warm-Weather Adventures
Many of New Hampshire's ski resorts offer summer fun including ziplines, off-road Segway tours and much more. Plus, information about Alpine Adventures and Monkey Trunks Extreme Aerial Adventure.
August 2013 Letters to the Editor
Your letters from the August 2013 issue.
Coffin Cellars Blackberry Wine
Blackberry wine at Coffin Cellars in Webster, NH is a perfect summer drink.
Sea Hagg Rum
A local Portsmouth NH distillery offers fine rums.
July 2013 Letters to the Editor
Your letters from the July 2013 issue.
Best of NH 2013 Coffee Shops, Beverages and Bars
Whether you're looking for a jolt of java, a delicious dessert martini or a local beer, this list has a beverage for you!
Best of NH 2013 Desserts, Ice Cream Stands and Bakeries
Did you save room for dessert? We sure hope so since this list is filled with tempting treats from brownies to gelato.
Best of NH 2013 Shops, Services and Beauty
Use this list to plan the best day of shopping ever from clothing and beauty products to pet supplies and custom skis.
Best of NH 2013 Odds and Ends
This Best of NH list includes everything we couldn't fit neatly into categories. Included here are a beer bus tour, a singing chef and an iconic gazebo.
Best of NH 2013 Fun and Adventure
Get out there and have some fun! This list includes everything from hiking trails and a picnic spot to zip line tours and a day spa.
Best of NH 2013 Delis, Catering, Cafes and Breakfast
This portion of Best of NH includes breakfast spots, delis, cafes, local cheese, gourmet meals to go and more.
Best of NH 2013 Regional Favorite Restaurants
Here they are - Your 2013 Readers' Poll choices for favorite restaurants form each region of the state. Included on this list are The Flying Goose Brew Pub, Elm City Brewing Company, Tuscan Kitchen and many more!
Best of NH 2013 Pizzerias and Ethnic Food Restaurants
Try something new! With winners from cuisines around the world, from Korean and Greek to German and Italian, there's bound to be something you've never tried before.
Best of NH 2013 People, Culture, Arts and Music
New Hampshire is home to some very creative people! Visit a gallery, catch a show or find your new favorite local artist.
Best of NH 2013 American and Seafood Restaurants
In this section you'll find finger-licking BBQ, the juiciest hamburgers, traditional clam chowder, the best seafood spot and much more.
June 2013 Letters to the Editor
Your letters from the June 2013 issue.
Stand Up Paddleboard Yoga on the Water
Moondala Yoga Studio and Full Moon Paddleboard in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, offer Stand Up Paddleboard Yoga.
The Sap House Meadery's Dry Hopped Blueberry Mead
The Sap House Meadery in Center Ossipee offers a variety of meads for sipping and recently won an award for their Sugar Maple. Give their Dry Hopped Bluebrry mead a try!
Our Road Trip to Antique Treasures…
...And bargains in curious shops across the state. Sure you can sit on your couch, laptop on your knees and bid on a bobbin from a New Hampshire textile mill or a 19th-century Canterbury Shaker duster, but is that really…
Think Small
New Hampshire has perfected the art of penny-pinching. Recently New Hampshire was ranked as the least politically corrupt state in the nation. It is a nice distinction to have, but it also begs the question as to why. We can…
Sweet Style
Nothing says lovin’ like designer bags from the oven.Designer bags are popular because, well, they are well-designed. You get great detail with top stitching, shiny leather and that oh-so-important logo.What better way to say I love haute than a cake…
Socks for Sam
Note: This story expands upon Rick Broussard's April 2010 Editor's Note. Lakes Region General Hospital vascular surgeon Dr. Sam Aldridge is now in his second tour with U.S. Medical Reserve serving in the Southeast Highlands of Afghanistan, where he provides…
Because It’s There: Bouldering
Climbing boulders isn't always child's play.Late fall is an ideal time of year here in New Hampshire to get outside and hike. And if you've spent any time on trails or anywhere out in the woods in our great state…
‘Insights and Observations’
LOWELL, Mass. – David Barton and Jessica Cohen present “Insights and Observations” in their exhibit of painted and drawn figures. “Insights and Observations” is at The Loading Dock Gallery at Western Avenue Studios, 122 Western Ave., second floor of the…
Sweet Style
Nothing says lovin’ like designer bags from the oven.Designer bags are popular because, well, they are well-designed. You get great detail with top stitching, shiny leather and that oh-so-important logo.What better way to say I love haute than a cake…
Stahl collection
MANCHESTER – This fall the extraordinary collection of prints and drawings assembled over a 50-year period by longtime New Hampshire residents David and Barbara Stahl will be on view for the first time at the Currier Museum of Art through…
Think Small
New Hampshire has perfected the art of penny-pinching.Recently New Hampshire was ranked as the least politically corrupt state in the nation. It is a nice distinction to have, but it also begs the question as to why. We can talk…
We’ve Got the Goods
Every truly GOOD gift has a story to tell and says something about the giver. Gifts that are made in New Hampshire reflect the spirit of the state and support the GOOD artists and craftspeople who have made it their…
Let’s Celebrate the 4th of July!
There are many events and fireworks displays happening around the state this Fourth of July. Here is a list of some of what's going on in the Granite State, but to find even more information visit the extensive 4th of…
American Restaurants & Seafood
Whether you're looking the best ribs, fine dining at one of the state's oldest grand hotels or the freshest seafood, these American and seafood restaurants are a great place to start. Editor's Picks are noted with an asterisk and red…
Benson's Wild Animal Farm Revisited
The gorilla politicians and wild beast weddings are gone, but Hudson’s “Wild Animal Farm” lives on as a recreational park. Wonder Woman couldn’t save one of New Hampshire’s most cherished childhood treasures. Neither could the Incredible Hulk or Mighty Mouse.…
Bakeries, Desserts and Ice Cream
Best of NH has plenty of winners to satisfy your sweet tooth. 2011 Readers' Poll Winners and Editor's Picks range from homemade marshmallows to decadent cakes and pastries. Editor's Picks are noted with an asterisk and red text, while your…
Demo and Talk With Cookbook Author Susie Middleton
Cookbook author Susie Middleton will discuss her new book "Fast, Fresh and Green," and she'll also demonstrate how to add flavor to and get the most out of weeknight vegetable dishes. Tips include peeling fresh ginger with a spoon, making…
Socks for Sam
This story is about Dr. Sam Aldridge, the doctor who caught Editor Rick Broussard's attention during our Top Doctor survey period (as mentioned in his May 2010 Editor's Note). Below you'll find information on how you can help the "Socks…
Granite Camelots: A Look at Real New Hampshire Castles
>Your home is your castle, so they say. Some Granite Staters take that old saying quite literally. From the glorious excess of Castle in the Clouds to more humble do-it-yourself habitations like Castle Anam Cara in Barrington, the medieval bond…
May 2013 Letters to the Editor
Your letters from the May 2013 issue.
Off to the Races with a Kentucky Bourbon
Recipe for a Mint Julep.
Remarkable Women 2013: Women of Cuisine
While leaving the kitchen behind was once a key concept of female liberation, today's women of cuisine transform food, from farm to table, into a positive force of creative expression, community strength, economic empowerment and pure delicious joy.
Red Sox Fan Photo Contest
Attention all Red Sox fans: Submit your photos for a chance to win a pair of tickets to see the Red Sox at Fenway.
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