by Sandra Gillhouse

Created on: September 12, 2009

When you say The Beer Farm you might mean many things, depending upon where you are located. The Beer Farm of Dartmoor in the U.K. is an actual farm that caters to vacationers who are looking for a cottage get-away in serene park like settings. They offer four different cottages complete with kitchens, and one, two, or three bedrooms separated by a cozy living room that boast toasty wood burning stoves. They give you the back to nature feel, but offer many modern ammenities like dvd players and video game systems.

Children and well-behaved pets are always welcome. In fact if you would like you can even bring your horse to stay in one of their two special stables. That way if you get a notion to go for a horse ride-well you get the picture. The Beer Farm is located near the Dartmoor national park with pristine coastlines to the south, north, east, and west so there is something relaxing for everyone to do. Although it is farm country complete with gardens to wander through and plenty of fresh air to fill your mornings the beer farm centers itself near grocers, emergency care, and shopping. The Beer Farm is a great getaway spot but its not about beer.

So if you are looking for a beer farm; the kind of which offers a phenomenal selection of beers and ale. The Fishbone Beer Farm of Cleveland Ohio will bug your eyes out with the generous options they offer. The animals of Fishbone Beer farm are of the tail-less variety. Inevitably however, one might find an occasional beer hog lined up at the bar. But overall the genteel suits that seem to favor Fishbone are there for the flavors. As connoisseurs they often sample one or two of the domestic, but the darks and ales are the most popular.

Beer farms or similar type of saloon are cropping up throughout the Midwest lately as more and more interest in the flavored beers gain popularity.

Men with hearty palates for the stronger flavors delight in the dark robust beers. While some of fruitier beers seem to be more attractive to women.

Breweries are tuning into the seasonal changes, offering sweet and lime in the warm summer months and earthy hops in the fall.

The Beer Farm is an experience you will not want to waste on your everyday taps, but still they do offer them to the meek. So whether you want to drink your beer or dream about it in a nice toasty cottage The Beer Farms will satisfy.

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