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Beer

Published
July 21, 2017

Two new places to drink beer coming to Portland

A new pub on Fore Street and an expansion of Craft Beer Cellar on Commercial Street will cater to those who love craft beer.
Published
July 17, 2017

Neighboring restaurant and bottler to team up in new beer garden

Duckfat and Oxbow Brewing in Portland announce their collaboration.
Published
July 3, 2017

Four Maine brewers fight EPA plan to repeal clean water regulation

To protect an ingredient vital to their product, they oppose having the agency oversee fewer waterways under a Trump administration proposal to restrict the government's powers.
Published
June 14, 2017

Starving for Father’s Day food ideas? We’ve got some

Here's our list of things you can do with your foodie dad.
Published
June 7, 2017

Maine food festivals serve up more than lobster this summer

Of course, there are options for purists such as the Down East Lobster Roll Festival – but others offer up less traditional fare.

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Published
June 2, 2017

Maine Beer Box begins voyage to give local brews international exposure

Beers from 40 Maine breweries will be poured from 78 taps on a custom-made shipping container headed for a beer festival in Iceland in late June.
Published
May 21, 2017

Interactive chart: Maine’s top 25 breweries, from 2006 to today

As upstarts enter the market, some of the state's pioneering craft breweries have receded in prominence.
Published
May 21, 2017

Who sits atop Maine’s beer scene? It’s pretty fluid

Seismic shifts within the industry, generated by growing competition and evolving tastes, are hurting some of the state's original craft brewers.
Published
April 30, 2017

Shipyard Brewing Co. making local beer even more local

The company is brewing its beer with local malted barley from Maine Malt House, a division of Buck Farms in Mapleton.
Published
March 30, 2017

‘Beer box’ with 50 taps for Maine brews going to Iceland aboard Eimskip

Maine beer will be shipped via Eimskip to ports in Europe, bringing Maine craft brews into new markets, and Icelandic beer will be featured at a Portland festival in July.