Brewery Profile

Hill Farmstead Brewery

In Greensboro Bend, a visit to this brewery feels tied to place as much as to beer. The setting is rural Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, and the brewery’s identity is rooted in the Hill family’s long history in North Greensboro, extending back more than two centuries. Visitors arriving at the site encounter a destination brewery rather than an urban taproom built around foot traffic. The atmosphere is shaped by travelers who have made a deliberate trip, local regulars, and beer drinkers comparing notes on the day’s draft and vintage offerings. The experience centers on careful tasting, a quiet sense of place, and the connection between farmhouse brewing traditions and modern craft beer technique.

Travelers in this part of Vermont often seek beers that reflect patience, fermentation character, and a strong sense of origin. The region has helped define interest in expressive ales, bottle-conditioned beers, barrel-aged releases, and hop-forward styles with softer profiles than the sharper West Coast template. Hill Farmstead fits that pattern through a brewing approach informed by experience, education, and travel, while remaining closely associated with its Greensboro-area home. For visitors exploring the Northeast Kingdom, the stop often pairs naturally with scenic drives, small towns, farms, lakes, and other food-and-drink destinations. The brewery is also positioned within reach of broader Eastern Seaboard travel routes, which helps explain why many guests treat it as a planned waypoint rather than an incidental stop.

The site supports both onsite and offsite beer experiences. Visitors can consume draft and vintage beers at the brewery, then use the retail side for cans, bottles, and growler fills to take away when available. As with many destination breweries, the taproom is the place to confirm the day’s pours, package options, fill policies, and any current limits or timing. Because cell service can be limited around the property, it is wise to map the route before leaving, save directions, and check current hours in advance. The rural setting rewards a slower visit, but it also calls for practical planning: designated drivers, weather-appropriate travel, and awareness that services may be farther apart than in a city brewery district.

Hill Farmstead Brewery in Greensboro Bend, Vermont, represents the continuation of over two centuries of the Hill family's heritage and handcrafted brewing tradition. The brewery integrates extensive experience, education, and travel insights accumulated by its founders, reflecting a long history rooted in North Greensboro. Located within Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, the site is positioned centrally among key locations along the Eastern Seaboard. The brewery offers both onsite consumption of draft and vintage beers as well as offsite retail sales in cans, bottles, and growler fills. Due to limited cell service at the location, visitors are advised to plan their travel in advance.

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403 Hill Rd, Greensboro Bend, Vermont, 05842-8813

Phone: 8025337450

Website: http://www.hillfarmstead.com

Upcoming Events

Upcoming public events currently attached to this brewery.

  • Hill Farmstead Brewery Taproom Hours

    Oct 23, 2026

    Hill Farmstead Brewery's weekly operating hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 11:30am to 5:00pm, and Sunday from 11:30am to 3:00pm. The taproom is closed on Monday and Tuesd…

  • Food Truck Season Wrap Up

    Oct 25, 2026

    The 2026 food truck season at Hill Farmstead Brewery will conclude on October 25th.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Hill Farmstead Brewery located?
Hill Farmstead Brewery is located at 403 Hill Rd, Greensboro Bend, Vermont, 05842-8813. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your visit.
What are Hill Farmstead Brewery's hours?
Taproom hours are not posted to Beer.Social. Call 8025337450 to confirm before visiting.
How can I learn more about Hill Farmstead Brewery?
Visit http://www.hillfarmstead.com for the brewery's own information about beers, events, and operations. Beer.Social aggregates public data and visitor-facing details to help with planning a stop.