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Maine Beer Trail a Guide to Maine’S Best Breweries 6 Maine Highlands MAINE BEER TRAIL A GUIDE TO MAINE’S BEST BREWERIES ____ 2 FEET BREWING CO. ____ MASON'S BREWING COMPANY Bangor Brewer 2feetbrewing.com masonsbrewingcompany.com ____ 207 BEER COMPANY ____ MARSH ISLAND BREWING Brewer Orono 207beercompany.net marshislandbrewing.com B E E ____ BANGOR BEER CO. ____ ORONO BREWING COMPANY S M Bangor Downtown Orono/ T N bangorbeerco.com Downtown Bangor BE I Margin Street Orono ER IS ____ BLACK BEAR BREWING CO. oronobrewing.com Bangor Orono ____ SEA DOG BREWING CO. blackbearmicrobrew.com Bangor seadogbrewing.com ____ BLANK CANVAS BREWERY Brewer ____ TURNING PAGE FARM facebook.com/blankcanvasbrewery Monson turningpagefarm.com ____ GEAGHAN BROS. BREWING CO. Bangor Brewer geaghans.com 8 Aroostook 4 6 Kennebec Valley Maine Highlands 7 3 Downeast & Maine Lakes & Acadia Mountains 5 Maine’s premier craft Midcoast & Islands beer events are hosted by 2 the Maine Brewers’ Guild. Greater 1 Portland & For more information on Casco Bay Maine year-round events, visit: WE BROUGHT YOU THE BEER TRAIL, BUT THERE’S SO MUCH MORE: Beaches bit.ly/mbgevents WWW.MAINEBREWERSGUILD.ORG 1 MAINE BEER TRAIL Maine Beaches A GUIDE TO MAINE’S BEST BREWERIES ____ BANDED BREWING CO. ____ THE RUN OF THE MILL PUBLIC BREWERI BREWERI BREWER 5 ES 5 ES LL IE 1 2 A S Biddeford HOUSE & BREWERY bandedbrewing.com Saco M therunofthemill.net K M A C T I A BARRELED SOULS M A R N ____ T I I E P A A N I H E N H E S B Z E B - R I NUTS & BOLTS BREWING L D R T E R Saco ____ B R U I E W L D W E P E W E RS ’ G E RS ’ G U I RS ’ G U I L D barreledsouls.com Biddeford nutsnboltsbeer.com ____ BATSON RIVER BREWING & The Maine Beer Trail isn’t just a list, it’s an DISTILLING ____ SEBAGO BREWING CO. adventure. We’re inviting you to visit our Kennebunk Kennebunk batsonriver.com sebagobrewing.com breweries all across Maine — in city pubs and river lodges, revitalized mills and old barns, along ____ CORNER POINT BREWING ____ SHIPYARD BREW PUB Berwick Eliot downtown storefronts and hidden dirt road cornerpointbrewing.com shipyardbrewpub.com hideaways all around Maine, this is your trail ____ DIRIGO BREWING COMPANY ____ SOME BREWING CO. map. Lucky for you, Maine brewers are making Biddeford York quality craft beer near every must-see location in dirigobeer.com somebrewingco.com FEDERAL JACK’S BREWPUB/ Maine! For more information beyond breweries, ____ ____ TRIBUTARY BREWING CO. KENNEBUNKPORT BREWING check out visitmaine.com Kittery COMPANY tributarybrewingcompany.com Kennebunk WOODLAND FARMS BREWERY HOW IT WORKS federaljacks.com ____ Kittery 1. Visit Maine brew pubs and breweries wfbrewery.com ____ FUNKY BOW BREWERY 2. Ask a staff person to initial and date next to the brewery Lyman XOTA BREWING COMPANY 3. Send your trail pass to Maine Brewers’ Guild (below) funkybowbeercompany.com ____ Waterboro ____ GFB SCOTTISH PUB Find us on Facebook Old Orchard Beach YORK BEACH BEER COMPANY gfbscottishpub.com ____ York Beach Find us on Facebook Plan your route, build a map, choose-your-own ____ GNEISS BREWING CO. Limerick Maine beer adventure at mainebrewersguild.org gneissbeer.com HIDDEN COVE BREWING CO. ____ Wells hiddencovebrewingcompany.com MAIL YOUR PASS TO MAINE BREWERS’ GUILD PO BOX 2817 / SOUTH PORTLAND, MAINE / 04116 NAME TASTING ROOM DINING TOUR AVAILABLE LODGING ADDRESS ____ Please have brewery initial and date the map upon visiting. ____ EMAIL I CERTIFY THAT I AM 21+ YEARS OF AGE # of breweries visited q Although these Maine breweries aren't PEAK ORGANIC BREWING T-SHIRT SIZE* S M L XL open to visitors, we encourage you to peakbrewing.com q q q q experience and purchase their beers at * We’ll do our best to ship out the size indicated, but it is not guaranteed. restaurants, bars and bottle shops: 2 Greater Portland & Casco Bay Greater Portland & Casco Bay CONTINUED ____ S E A D O G B R E W I N G CO . ____ SHIPYARD BREWING CO. South Portland Portland ____ ALLAGASH BREWING COMPANY ____ GOODFIRE BREWING seadogbrewing.com shipyard.com Portland Portland allagash.com goodfirebrewing.com ____ SEBAGO BREWING CO. ____ STARS & STRIPES BREWING Gorham (Main St.) Freeport ____ AUSTIN STREET BREWERY ____ GRITTY’S starsstripesbrewing.com Portland: East Bayside Freeport Gorham (Elm St.) Portland and Industrial Way Portland ____ YES BREWING austinstreetbrewery.com grittys.com Scarborough sebagobrewing.com Westbrook yesbrewing.com ____ BATTERY STEELE BREWING ____ URBAN FARM FERMENTORY Portland Portland batterysteele.com fermentory.com 3 ____ BISSELL BROTHERS ____ INN ON PEAKS ISLAND Portland Portland bissellbrothers.com innonpeaks.com Maine Lakes & Mountains ____ BREWERY EXTRAVA ____ ISLAND DOG BREWING ____ AMBITION BREWING ____ SACO RIVER BREWING Portland South Portland breweryextrava.com islanddogbrewing.com Wilton Fryeburg ambitionbrews.com sacoriverbrewing.com ____ BRICKYARD HOLLOW BREWING CO. ____ LIQUID RIOT BOTTLING CO. ____ BEAR BONES BEER ____ SHIPYARD BREWHAUS Seasonal Yarmouth Portland brickyardhollow.com liquidriot.com Bridgton Carrabassett Valley bearbonesbeer.com Newry ____ BUNKER BREWING CO. ____ LONE PINE BREWING COMPANY shipyard.com ____ BIRCHWOOD BREWING Portland Portland bunkerbrewingco.com Gorham Gray ____ SIDE BY EACH BREWING lonepinebrewery.com birchwoodbrewing.com Auburn ____ DEFINITIVE BREWING sidebyeachbrewing.com MAINE BEER COMPANY ____ FLUVIAL BREWING LLC Portland ____ definitivebrewing.com Freeport Harrison ____ STEAM MILL BREWING mainebeercompany.com fluvialbrewing.com Bethel ____ FORE RIVER BREWING COMPANY steammillbrew.com South Portland MAST LANDING ____ KENNEBEC RIVER PUB & BREWERY ____ foreriverbrewing.com BREWING COMPANY The Forks ____ SUNDAY RIVER BREWING COMPANY Westbrook raftandbrews.com Bethel ____ FOULMOUTHED BREWING mastlandingbrewing.com sundayriverbrewingcompany.com COMPANY ____ NORWAY BREWING COMPANY South Portland ____ NONESUCH RIVER BREWING CO. Norway ____ TUMBLEDOWN BREWING foulmouthedbrewing.com Scarborough norwaybrewing.com Farmington nonesuchriverbrewing.com tumbledownbrewing.com ____ NU BREWERY ____ FOUNDATION BREWING COMPANY ____ OXBOW BREWING CO. New Gloucester Portland foundationbrew.com Portland nubrewery.com oxbowbeer.com ____ FREEPORT BREWING COMPANY Call for a Tour ____ RISING TIDE BREWING COMPANY South Portland Portland 8 Find us on Facebook risingtidebrewing.com Aroostook ____ GEARY BREWING CO. ____ ROOT WILD KOMBUCHA Portland Portland gearybrewing.com rootwildkombucha.com ____ FIRST MILE BREWING ____ NORTHERN MAINE BREWING Fort Kent Caribou firstmilebrewing.com Find us on Facebook 4 5 Kennebec Valley Midcoast & Islands ____ BATEAU BREWERY ____ KENNEBEC RIVER PUB & BREWERY ____ ANDREWS BREWING CO. ____ MONHEGAN BREWING COMPANY Gardiner The Forks Call Ahead Monhegan Island bateaubrewing.com raftandbrews.com Lincolnville monheganbrewing.com Find us on facebook ____ BAXTER BREWING COMPANY ____ THE LIBERAL CUP PUBLIC HOUSE ____ NORTH HAVEN BREWING CO. Lewiston & BREWERY ____ BATH BREWING North Haven baxterbrewing.com Hallowell Bath northhavenbrewing.com theliberalcup.com bathbrewing.com ____ BEAR BONES BEER ____ ODD ALEWIVES FARM BREWERY Lewiston ____ LOST VALLEY BREWING ____ BLACK PUG BREWING Waldoboro bearbonesbeer .com Auburn Brunswick oddalewives.com Find us on Facebook blackpugbeer.com ____ BIGELOW BREWING COMPANY ____ OXBOW BREWING CO. Skowhegan ____ OAK POND BREWERY ____ BLAZE BREWING COMPANY Newcastle bigelowbrewing.com Skowhegan Camden oxbowbeer.com oakpondbrewery.com Find us on Facebook ____ CUSHNOC BREWING CO. ____ PENOBSCOT BAY BREWERY Augusta (Water St.) ____ WATERVILLE BREWING COMPANY ____ BOOTHBAY CRAFT BREWERY Winterport Augusta (Front St.) Waterville Boothbay winterportwinery.com/brewery Augusta (North watervillebrewingcompany.com boothbaycraftbrewery.com ____ ROCK HARBOR BREWING CO. Belfast Ave.) ____ TWO GRAMPS BREWING ____ FLIGHT DECK BREWING cushnocbrewing.com Rockland Gardiner Brunswick rockharbor.me ____ GRATEFUL GRAIN twogrampsbrewing.com flightdeckbrewing.com BREWING COMPANY ____ SASANOA BREWING ____ FOOTBRIDGE BREWING COMPANY Monmouth ____ VAN DER BREW Westport Island gratefulgrainbrewing.com Winthrop Boothbay Harbor sasanoabrewing.com van-der-brew.com footbridgebrewery.com ____ SEA DOG BREWING CO. ____ GRITTY’S ____ FROSTY BOTTOM BREWING Camden Auburn grittys.com Belfast Topsham Find us on Facebook seadogbrewing.com ____ LAKE ST. GEORGE BREWING ____ SHEEPSCOT VALLEY BREWING 7 COMPANY COMPANY Liberty Whitefield Downeast & Acadia lakestgeorgebrewing.com sheepscotbrewing.com ____ LIBERATOR BREWING ____ TATTOOED DAD BREWING CO ____ AIRLINE BREWING COMPANY ____ LUBEC BREWING COMPANY Rockland Jackson Amherst Lubec liberatorbrewingmaine.com tattooeddadbrewingco.com Ellsworth facebook.com/pages/Lubec- ____ LIBERTY CRAFT BREWING ____ THRESHERS BREWING COMPANY abcmaine.beer Brewing-Company Liberty Searsmont ____ ATLANTIC BREWING COMPANY ____ MACHIAS RIVER BREWING CO. libertycraftbrewing.com Thomaston Midtown Machias t h r e s h e r s b r e w i n g c o . c o m ____ MARSHALL WHARF BREWING CO. Town Hill machiasriverbrewing.com ____ THE POUR FARM atlanticbrewing.com Belfast ____ STRONG BREWING CO. marshallwharf.com Union ____ FOGTOWN BREWING Sedgwick thepourfarm.com strongbrewing.com ____ MODERATION BREWING Ellsworth fogtownbrewing.com Brunswick moderationbrewery.com ____ FRIARS' BREWHOUSE Bucksport Find us on Facebook TASTING ROOM DINING TOUR AVAILABLE LODGING ____ Please have brewery initial and date the map upon visiting. .
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