#beer

From geological anomalies to a peculiarly posh restaurant, here are the reasons Freeport was named the most "unusual" town in Maine.

I stumbled upon this hidden treasure of a brewhouse, and the beers aren't the only unique thing about it.

If you're familiar with the brewing landscape here, it won't come as a shock that Maine has secured the runner-up position in the national brewery count.

The seasonal restaurant is inside a red schoolhouse built in 1878.

A national website ranked the best cities for beer enthusiasts across the country, and Portland, Maine, came in at number 4.

LoveFood shared their verdicts on the best deli in each state, and the choice for New Hampshire is an iconic deli and landmark pub in downtown Plymouth.

Perhaps the friendliest ghost in Maine haunts a small bridge in Rockport, and hopes to share a pint of beer with passersby.

It sounds like a great spot whether you are sober or not!

Please Lord, say that it is!

It's the end of an era.

Back when laws were a little more lax, a popular dive bar in Portland, Maine, used to decide their beer prices by playing a homemade version of 'Wheel of Fortune'.

Tripadvisor's pick for the number one thing to do in Portland, Maine, made me want to go.

The new kids may get all the attention, but the old guard deserves respect in the Maine craft beer industry.

Allagash was Maine's lone representative on this prestigious brewery list.

The Portsmouth Brewery had a devastating flood, which damaged the restaurant so badly that the owners have made the decision not to re-open. Instead, they're selling the building.

Allagash and Geary's represent Maine on this historic list from Food & Wine Magazine.