Grains & Grit: Maine's Women in Beer
Moderation Brewing sits unassumingly on Main Street in Brunswick. If you weren’t looking for it, you’d likely miss it driving towards the Frank J. Wood Bridge on Route 201 from Bowdoin College. I pa[read more]
What's in Your Drink?
The next time you sip a Rum Punch or an Old Fashioned, think about what’s in it. Try one of Maine’s incredible craft-distilled options and enjoy the exponential flavor experience you get from drinking[read more]
Hikes & Brews: Bald Mountain and Furbish Brew House & Eats
Just south of the village of Oquossuc, Bald Mountain rises prominently to a modest elevation of 2,470 feet, the central natural feature of the Bald Mountain Public Land. Once the site of the short-liv[read more]
Hikes & Brews: Tumbledown Mountain and Tumbledown Brewing
Hemmed in by the craggy alpine-like summits of Tumbledown Mountain and Little Jackson Mountain, Tumbledown Pond is easily one of the prettiest—and most popular—hiking destinations in Maine’s western m[read more]
The Great COVID Compromise
As everybody is all too well aware, COVID-19 upended many of us this year, particularly in the publishing fields. While Maine Brew & Bev Guide and Activities Guide were unable to put out a physica[read more]
Discover Lubec
Microbrewery lures visitors who discover reasons to stay Winter at the Lubec Brewing Company is pretty much the same as in the summer. “Except it's a little colder and there's a lot more snow," qui[read more]
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Easy day hikes paired with nearby breweriesWhat better way to finish off a great day hike than with an ice-cold brew? These recommendations come from experienced Maine Brew & Bev contributors such as Carey Kish and Josh Christie. Let us know what you think after your trip — post your photos and comments on our social channels.
Hikes & Brews: Bald Mountain and Furbish Brew House & Eats
Just south of the village of Oquossuc, Bald Mountain rises prominently to a modest elevation of 2,470 feet, the central natural feature of the Bald Mo[read more]Hikes & Brews: Tumbledown Mountain and Tumbledown Brewing
Hemmed in by the craggy alpine-like summits of Tumbledown Mountain and Little Jackson Mountain, Tumbledown Pond is easily one of the prettiest—and mos[read more]
Jockey Cap and Saco River Brewing Company
A short hike off Route 302 in Fryeburg, Jockey Cap looks down on the Saco River valley and the Fryeburg area. In the 1930s, the hill was briefly a ski[read more]
Bethel Village Historic Walk & Steam Mill Brewing
Situated along a placid stretch of the Androscoggin River, where the rugged peaks of the Mahoosuc Range meet the White Mountains, it’s easy to underst[read more]
Bluff Head Preserve & Strong Brewing Company
You’ll find Strong Brewing Company at the junction of Route 175 and Route 15 in Sedgwick. Park across the street and walk a quarter-mile west on Rope [read more]
Presumpscot River Trail & Geary's Brewing
For nearly 30 years, the nonprofit Portland Trails has worked to assemble an impressive 70-mile network of recreation trails in the Portland region. A[read more]
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