The Waterbury factory that made Ben & Jerry’s a Vermont tourist stop
Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield started in a Burlington gas station in 1978. Their Waterbury plant became one of the most visited places in the state.
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The Alchemist and Heady Topper: how a Waterbury brewpub changed Vermont beer
Jen and John Kimmich opened a brewpub in Waterbury in 2003. Their Heady Topper IPA, sold only in cans and mostly in Vermont, turned beer into a reason to visit.
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Cold Hollow Cider Mill: the Route 100 stop built on pressed apples and doughnuts
Cold Hollow Cider Mill in Waterbury Center presses cider in an old barn and sells it with fresh cider doughnuts, one of the busiest roadside businesses in Vermont.
