Name: Maine Lakes Brewfest
Start: 2022-09-24T12:00:00-04:00
End: 2022-09-24T16:00:00-04:00
Location: Point Sebago Resort

- New Maine Breweries by Region
  Do you have your brewery and distillery passport ready? As of early 2022, Maine is home to 165 active, licensed breweries, representing more than 100 unique brands. And the Maine Distillery Trail boa[read more]
  Putting the Joy in Portland's Disc Golf Scene
  On a balmy evening in early spring, Mainers emerge from their dens and flock toward their favorite local breweries to quench their thirst for outdoor patio life. At Rising Tide Brewing Company, one of[read more]
  Hikes & Brews: Wells Reserve & Hidden Cove Brewing Company
  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 acres with a diverse wildlife habitat, from grassla[read more]
  Non-Alcoholic Beverages Bring On the Flavor
  Non-alcoholic craft beverages have been growing in popularity over the last few years—and with good reason. As consumers increasingly desire fewer calories, improved health, or want to moderate their [read more]
  How a Beer is Born
  From a twinkle in a brewer’s eye at hop harvest to the final concept, some beers are years in the making. Throw in a pandemic and other wrenches, such as can shortages and you get Sebago Brewing Compa[read more]
  Maine's Gourmet Teas
  It’s odd that Americans have yet to discover tea that’s nearly 5,000 years old and the most consumed beverage worldwide. Perhaps that disconnect happened when we chose freedom over tea by dumping [read more]
One of the many benefits of staying at home is having more time to enjoy your favorite craft brews and beverages. Many of Maine’s breweries and beverage shops are working hard to make sure you have continued safe access to their products.

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Easy day hikes paired with nearby breweries

What 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: Wells Reserve & Hidden Cove Brewing Company
  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]
  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]