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Sturbridge

Sturbridge is a charming New England town of almost 10,000 people (2020) in southern Central Massachusetts approximately 60 miles (96 km) west of Boston. Sturbridge is probably most famous for the Old Sturbridge Village living history museum.

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    Altruist Brewing Company

    In an historic riverside mill building from the 1860s. Brewing company with a taproom, food menu, trivia night, and live music.

    Mon Tue closed, Wed Thu 4–9 PM, Fri 4–10 PM, Sat noon–10 PM, Sun noon–6 PM

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    Deep Roots Distillery

    In a historic mill building. Brewery with taproom and food menu. Deep Roots also offers axe throwing in adjacent Unit 208.

    Thu-Fri 5-9PM, Sat 12-9PM. Closed all other days.

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    Rapscallion Brewery/Barrel and Tap Room

    Visit this small brewery co-located on an orchard in the rural Fiskdale neighborhood of Sturbridge. Rapscallion brews a wide range of styles, but tends to focus more heavily on darker beers like stouts, porters, and black IPAs although they are best known for their very light Honey Ale. Samplers and full pints are available in the homey taproom which looks like the inside of a barn because that's exactly what it used to be. Rapscallion hosts frequent live music and occasionally a festival which will have multiple bands and sometimes a food truck. They give impromptu tours on weekends.

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    Ebeneezer's Tavern

    Upscale in historic Publick House.