The first batch of Long Trail Ale rolled off the line in 1989. Back then the brewery — known as the Mountain Brewers — was a modest brew house tucked into the basement of the Old Woolen Mill in Bridgewater Corners, with the goal to brew an affordable, American-made alternative to the pricey German and English exports that filled the shelves. Commonly referred to as “the Long Trail guys,” we eventually changed our name. Besides making great beer, our other passion is serving the community, in Vermont and beyond. Read More
Smugglers’ Prohibition Ale
American Brown Ale • Long Trail Brewing Company
Smugglers’ Prohibition Ale is a American Brown Ale by Long Trail Brewing Company that has 4.5% ABV.
- ABV: 4.5%
- Calories: 135 (Estimated)
About the American Brown Ale
The American Brown Ale is similar to the English Brown Ale but has greater alcohol strength and more hops. However, it’s still a malty brew with flavors of chocolate, caramel, and nut. Its darker malt character is more robust than an Amber Ale but doesn’t quite reach the strength of a Porter. Read More
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