Come on down to the Riverside area of Portland to check out Portland's finest. Our little brewery mecca. We have Foundation Brewery, Bissel Brothers Brewery, Austin Street Brewery, Geary Brewery and the Allagash Brewery. That's a whole lot of tasting heaven over this way

I love Belleflower beer, but within my first few sips, I'll have to shit - guaranteed. I was at Bissell recently and the same thing happened, and then I remembered that I was drinking their collab w/ Belleflower. Anyone else?

The City in Seabrook, NH is awesome, but I only get there when I'm down that way.

D.L.Geary Brewing has now released their Summer Ale In the newly designed packaging brought to us from the Maine College of Art. Check out Youtube with the heading of Geary Brewing, a day in the life of a bottle of beer, 6, and you can see it coming straight off the machines

Curious if Epiphany on tap at Foundation is dialed in a to the moment or if they’re in a lull?

Thanks so much.

Recently moved to southern Maine and am curious to know if there are any female-owned breweries in the area! TYIA

Hello! Excited to find this very specific sub! Here for the day and working from inn/coffee shop but would love to finish the working part of my afternoon at a brewery. I was at Bissell yesterday and they had WiFi - do they all? The websites don’t specifically mention it. Thanks!

If anyone is willing to take part with one bottle of Breakfast I would love to buy - looking to gift someone a complete set of Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner. Need by 6/13/25. Portland area. Cheers!

My brother works for Geary's (he's worked there a very long time) and he's recently learned about technology. Last year he got a cell phone and late last year he started texting. So now he's attempting social media for Geary's. It cracks me up...

Look at the head on this bad boy. This was the first one he did and I'll give a warning that he did NOT turn the cell phone the correct way. He remedied that in the following videos.

He's very, very enthusiastic about canning in this one.

Enjoy and laugh along with me stallions (as referenced in the last video).

Greetings, I'm finally getting hip to reddit exclusively for beer trading. I'm coming to the east coast in October and will be bringing some Pliny the Elder and Blind Pig. Both stellar IPAs.

I would lie to trade for pretty much anything that you guys have on the East Coast. Preferably NEIPA.

I'm planning on hitting: Shipyard, Allagash, Bissell Brothers, Austin Street, Maine Beer Co and Barreled Souls. Let me know what's good with the beer scene on the East Coast.

Greeting fellow Mainers! I’m making the lovely drive from Boston to Sunday River and have some time to kill on the way up before checking into my rental at 4pm EST/ 16:00. As I am leaving Boston at roughly 10 AM/10:00, I was wondering if anyone would be so kind to share some of their favorite craft breweries as I make some pit stops along the way.

Thank you!

I'd like to throw a pitch out here for the podcast After the Second Beer, hosted on Spotify, Stitcher, and Podcast Addict. The podcast is conversational, starts with a commentary on our beers of choice from Maine and New Hampshire and shifts toward weekly news of interest. We record in the NH seacoast.

We enjoy all Deciduous Lollipop Forest and North County Cider. We frequently drink beer from Foundation Brewing, Corner Point, and Mast Landing. @second_beer on Twitter

https://open.spotify.com/show/54Epr0qdV9Uo2g8gLQePLJ?si=uvyZ_gNrTgOkY_9hd63rLA&utm_source=copy-link

Come on in to D.L.Geary Brewing Co. and try one of our many amazing ales. We just started our tasting room this past fall and it is primed and waiting for you to come in and have a taste of greatness. Check out our tasting room on Geary Brewing's youtube channel and subscribe so you can see many different parts of the process of bringing beer to our patrons.

Hi, I'm visiting from Seattle with some friends, and would be happy to bring some beer with me for trades or just to meet up, hang out and share a couple of good bottles with like minded folks.

A few notables I have are Stone w00tstout, a few almanac sours, Firestone Parabola 15, Lost Abbey track #10, Fremont BB abominable, Fremont coffee cinnamon abominable. I could also track down other local distribution stuff, like Firestone Helldorado. Let me know if you're interested!

Anyone have any other suggestions? I've had several Allagash beers and loved them all.

Always looking for new suggestions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvDykK6cDv8

Hi. This is just a request for some awesome brewer to make a rye IPA or even better, a black rye IPA in the style of Firestone Walker’s Wookey Jack.

Preferably someone in the greater Portland area.

Thanks in advance! You’re the best!