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12 Nice Liquid Since 1999! The Adirondack Pub & Brewery tapped their first keg in 1999. They have since grown to producing nearly 10,000 barrels of their handcrafted ales and lagers annually. With recently announced expansion plans, the brewery’s capacity will triple. Recently rated the #1 Brew Pub in the Northeast by the Brewer’s Association, an organization of more than 3,000 U.S. brewery members, Adirondack Brewery contributes its success to consistently producing quality beer brewed with local ingredients and bedrock spring water free from minerals and impurities. Adirondack Brewery brews over 30 unique beers annually including year-round, seasonal, and one-off offerings. “Our brewers have an excitement for their craft that is reflecting in their creativity and endless research in discovering new tastes and brewing techniques”, said owner John Carr. The Pub has recently completed its second floor expansion, creating more than 50 additional seats in an upstairs dining room, dubbed ‘The Barrel Room’. The Barrel Room serves as a yearround event space with rustic decor overlooking Lake George for guests to enjoy. In addition to The Barrel Room, Adirondack Brewery is nearing the launch date for its newest venture: High Peaks Distillery. Located next-door to the Brewery and local Reach our advertisers at: favorite, Caffe Vero, the company plans to produce whiskey. Adirondack Brewery’s soda line, Lake George Soda Works, plans to offer two more year-round handcrafted sodas to its portfolio. In addition to its famous Moose Wizz Root Beer, Lake George Soda Works will start to produce Very Berry Cherry and Au Pear Ginger this summer. Discover Adirondack Ale and Lake George Soda Works at supermarkets, beverage centers, bars, and restaurants throughout the Adirondack region and in over 40 New York State counties. Stop in at the Pub & Brewery located at 33 Canada Street in the southern end of the Lake George Village to enjoy lunch or dinner, sample their award winning ales, and take a brewery tour. The Pub is open at Noon, 7 days a week throughout the Summer. ADKDiningGuide.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com
LAKE GEORGE STEAMBOAT CO. Celebrating 200 Years • 1817~2017 Lac du Saint Sacrement Luncheon & Dinner Cruises Sunday Prime Rib Dinner Monday St. Louis Ribs Special Theme Dinners Fireworks Cruise M.V. Mohican Paradise Bay & Islands of “Narrows” Cruises Full Lake Cruise Taco, Mac ‘n Cheese, Pizza & Pasta Cruises Sternwheel Steamboat Minne-Ha-Ha Daily One Hour Paddlewheel Cruises Friday Pirate’s Cruise & Moonlight Cruises 13 57 Beach Road • Lake George, NY Information and Reservations • 518-668-5777, ext. 4 • LakeGeorgeSteamboat.com Celebrating 200 Years of Cruising The Past & Present In 2017, the Lake George Steamboat Company will be celebrating 200 years of being in business, the longest continuously operated boat company in the world. We are planning many special events during the months of 2017, including special cruises, dock concerts, special mementos and drinks, and other occasions to celebrate our unique business, the community and other businesses of Lake George, and the Queen of American Lakes, Lake George. On April 15, 1817, the Lake George Steamboat Company was incorporated by the Legislature of the State of New York. Our young America was, in 1817, also busting out in relatively untroubled years following the conclusion of the War of 1812. The Louisiana Purchase had almost doubled the land area of the United States, Lewis and Clark had carried our Flag to the Pacific Ocean, James Monroe (the Fifth and last of the founding fathers to be elected President) had just taken the oath of office. Still living were Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, James Madison and Andrew Jackson (future President). Napoleon Bonaparte was living as a prisoner on the Island of St. Helena. The Lake George area, Ticonderoga and south to Lake George Village (then known as Caldwell), was familiar to the many soldiers who had fought in the French & Indian War and in the Receive $3 Off Adult Ticket When you bring this ad in. Good for up to 4 adults. Excludes the Minne-Ha-Ha one hour cruises. Revolutionary War. As more people came to this area, townships such as Hague and Bolton and Caldwell were formed. By 1819, Caldwell was estimated to have 500-600 people. As the 1800s went by, the rich and famous began coming from New York City and other cities on the East Coast to vacation and spend summers here on the Lake. Before the roads were built, people would arrive at the Steamboat Station (now our gift shop) on trains run by the Delaware and Hudson Railway, transfer to steamboats, and complete their journey further up the Lake to their homes or summer hotels. The Steamboats would also deliver mail and provisions to towns along the Lake. Fifteen ships have sailed for us throughout our 199-year history. You know about the three ships that sail for us right now, but you may not know about the 12 fine vessels that have sailed for us in previous years. The Steamboat company’s first boat was the “James Caldwell”, 80’ long and 20’ wide, whose best speed was 4 mph. She was followed by the” Mountaineer”, the “William Caldwell”, the “John Jay”, the first “Minne Ha Ha”, the “Ganouskie”, the first “Horicon”, the first “Ticonderoga”, the first “Mohican”, the “Sagamore”, the second “Horicon”, and the second “Ticonderoga” (which went out of service in 1994). Currently sailing are the second “Mohican”, the second “Minne Ha Ha”, and the “Lac du Saint Sacrement”. Code: SoADK Reach our advertisers at: ADKDiningGuide.com • ADKStoresandGalleries.com • ADKEntertainment.com • ADKAccommodations.com
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