9 New Maine Breweries to Check Out
Each new location that opened in the last year is as diverse as its beers—from the concrete-and-steel warehouses of Portland to rustic log cabins and barns, from a brewery perched on a lakeshore to a [read more]
Hikes & Brews: Keay Brook & Tuckahoe Preserves and Corner Point Brewing
Known to the native Wabanaki as the Newichawannock, meaning the "river with many falls,” the meandering Salmon Falls River forms the scenic natural boundary between New Hampshire and Berwick, Maine. A[read more]
How Tasting Rooms Can Engage Wider Communities with a Little Creativity
Since the pandemic ended, a common challenge in Maine’s craft beverage industry that many breweries currently face is how to get more people in their doors. Several breweries have found recent succes[read more]
Welcome to Revel Coast, Sebago's First-Ever Canned Cocktail
Sebago Brewing Company has been known for making high-quality craft beers in Maine for more than 25 years — not to mention being experts in good times. This year, they’ve introduced something new: Re[read more]
Q & A with Maine Brewers' Guild's New Executive Director
Meet Sarah Bryan. Maine Brewers’ Guild welcomed some new energy this spring! Sarah Bryan, a New Hampshire native, a 13+ year craft alcohol professional, has spent her career working with independent [read more]
Hikes & Brews: Gulf Hagas and Bissell Brothers Three Rivers
Gulf Hagas is a spectacular gorge on the west branch of the Pleasant River in the heart of the 100-Mile Wilderness between Greenville and Brownville Junction. This three-mile stretch of river, designa[read more]
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: Keay Brook & Tuckahoe Preserves and Corner Point Brewing
Known to the native Wabanaki as the Newichawannock, meaning the "river with many falls,” the meandering Salmon Falls River forms the scenic natural bo[read more]Hikes & Brews: Gulf Hagas and Bissell Brothers Three Rivers
Gulf Hagas is a spectacular gorge on the west branch of the Pleasant River in the heart of the 100-Mile Wilderness between Greenville and Brownville J[read more]
Hikes & Brews: Knife Edge Brewing, Trout Mountain, Katahdin Area Trails & Baxter State Park
Knife Edge Brewing opened in 2022 high on Hammond Ridge on the edge of the wilderness eight miles west of Millinocket. The structure’s modern design f[read more]
Hikes & Brews: Good Will-Hinckley Trails & Bigelow Brewing Company
A walk in the woods on the campus of Good Will-Hinckley is a delightful experience rich with natural beauty and interesting history. The 1,000-acre pr[read more]
Hikes & Brews: Wells Reserve & Batson River Brewing & Distilling
Spanning the estuaries of the Webhannet River and the Little River along the Gulf of Maine, the Wells Reserve at Laudholm in Wells encompasses 2,250 a[read more]
XC Ski & Brews: Bethel's Ski Trails and Steam Mill Brewing
Situated along the placid Androscoggin River and surrounded by rugged peaks, Bethel is often referred to as “Maine’s most beautiful mountain village”—[read more]
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How Sebago Brewing Co. continues to crest the wave
October 19th, 2020
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