Aroostook County is known as the “Crown of Maine” for its vast area of 6,830 square miles across the northern part of the state, an area larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island combined. Expansive fo[read more]

Jon Stein and Ian Heyse turn a pipedream into reality There’s an old brick warehouse on a neighborhood street two blocks from downtown Ellsworth that’s gotten a new lease on life, thanks to the visio[read more]

Maine Brew & Bev sat down with Lone Pine Co-founders Tom Madden and John Paul for a Q & A update on where they are six months after their move into Sebago Brewing Company’s former facility in [read more]

Who remembers those joyful moments as a kid when your dad handed you a frosty glass of bronze-colored soda? You took a big chug because you were thirsty, the cold liquid running along your tongue and [read more]

From Brewer to Biddeford, York to Gouldsboro, and Freeport to Union, Maine you can traverse our beautifully scenic state sampling some of the finest hand crafted, small batch spirits anywhere in the w[read more]

Hops (humulus lupus) those papery, puffy cones of green, go into almost every conceivable beer in some way, shape, or form and if you are a homebrewer or simply a lover of good ales and lagers, you kn[read more]

It’s hard to think that Maine’s prolific craft beer industry is only a few decades old. The mighty cider, however, has been around for more than a few centuries, inspiring founders like John Adams, wh[read more]

While IPAs inspire wrap-around lines outside of breweries and sour ales bring beer lovers to Maine in droves, the brown ale has become a forgotten beer style. I mean, even the word “brown” inspires as[read more]

While the concept of using wood as a primary vessel for beer making isn’t novel, it certainly isn’t in fashion these days.   Chris Schofield, brewer and part owner of Barreled Souls Brewing Co. i[read more]