Dudleytown Brewery Review – Spooky Delight
A picky eater and her husband review Dudleytown Brewery in Windsor, CT.
Marty Supreme
Testing the Waters
For some reason, that would be clear to me later, Dan decided to order an appetizer – the Big Ass Pretzel. He then proceeded to order the Marty Supreme. A slightly larger than personal-sized pizza covered with pepperoni, sausage, peppers, onion, and mushrooms. He also ordered a drink called Leviathan. Five percent blue razz lemonade mixed with a blue raspberry seltzer. Dan sipped a sample first, did not like, so ordered a beer next. When I asked Dan what he didn’t like about the Leviathan, he explained that he didn’t like seltzer. When I opened my mouth to explain that seltzer was spelled out in the description, he held his hand out and declared that he had hoped the fruity flavor would make it better. The next drink, a light beer named the Graveyard Shift, was a bit better, but Dan prefers what he prefers (i.e. Sam Adams) and all drinks at Dudleytown are brewed in-house.
This Water’s Fine
Dan is also picky about his pizza, but luckily Connecticut is known for its pizza. Specifically, New Haven style pizza which can be found on Wooster Street. When Dan’s brick-fired pizza pie arrived he smiled. Thin crust, crispy, burn your mouth hot, and very, very good. Similar to the famous Frank Pepe’s, but without the dirty fingers from the charred crust. He gobbled it up while I impatiently awaited my burger. And in case you were wondering about the pretzel appetizer Dan ordered, I have nothing to report. The pretzel never arrived. Well, it almost arrived, but since it hadn’t prior to Dan’s pizza, we canceled it. The waiter insisted it was on the way, but what was the point. We’d have to choose between a hot pretzel or a hot lunch and we’d rather have a hot lunch. So, very unfortunately for me, the pretzel was canceled.
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