Portland's Local Pour Afternoon Brewery Tour
3 hours
Group 1+
English
3 hours
What you'll do
This delightful craft-drink tasting tour begins with pickup at the Craft Beer Cellar on Commercial Street along the Downtown Portland waterfront. Climb aboard a minibus and relax while traveling to the best of the city’s local breweries, distilleries and wineries. The featured establishments may include: Fore River Brewing Company, Lone Pine Brewing Company, Rising Tide Brewing Company, Oxbow Blending and Bottling, Sebago Brewing Company, D.L. Geary Brewing Company, Mast Landing Brewing Company, Urban Farm Fermentory and Gruit at the UFF, Bissell Brothers Brewing Company, Foulmouthed Brewing and/or Bunker Brewing Company. Some of the distilleries and wineries could include: New England Distilling Company, Hardshore Distilling Company, Stroudwater Distillery, Maine Mead Works, Cellardoor Winery, and more. Transportation, samples of alcoholic beverages and gratuities at each stop, plus bottled water and snacks are included.
Highlights
Take a craft-drink tasting tour in downtown Portland, Maine
Visit a variety of Portland’s finest breweries, distilleries, and wineries
Discover Portland’s craft-drink scene
Tasting fees and transportation are included
Itinerary
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Tim Boardman, Michael Schuler and Jeff Gambardella founded Nonesuch River Brewing Company with an eye towards creating a community-friendly atmosphere. Schuler had been homebrewing for close to 20 years when he brought some growlers to share. The beer impressed his friend Boardman who had previously been a commercial brewer. They designed their 5,000 square foot building inspired by historic New England barn architecture, complete with a tin roof, a spacious front facade and red siding. And it’s a full restaurant as well, with a culinary-trained chef at the helm. Learn about how they went so far as to incorporate the literal earth they built upon into their brewpub plan.
- 2Tim Boardman, Michael Schuler and Jeff Gambardella founded Nonesuch River Brewing Company with an eye towards creating a community-friendly atmosphere. Schuler had been homebrewing for close to 20 years when he brought some growlers to share. The beer impressed his friend Boardman who had previously been a commercial brewer. They designed their 5,000 square foot building inspired by historic New England barn architecture, complete with a tin roof, a spacious front facade and red siding. And it’s a full restaurant as well, with a culinary-trained chef at the helm. Learn about how they went so far as to incorporate the literal earth they built upon into their brewpub plan.
What's Included
Bottled water
Gratuities at each stop
Snacks
Samples of Alcoholic Beverages
Transportation
What's not included
Gratuities for driver and guide (optional)
Notes
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Minimum age is 21 years
Must provide valid contact information to complete booking including e-mail and phone number
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Cancellation policy
A full refund will apply if you cancel more than 24 hours before the activity start time.
No refund is possible if you cancel less than 24 hours before the activity start time.
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