Friday or Saturday Beer Tour for 2, 4, or 14 from Maine Beer Tours (Up to 52% Off)
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Guides lead groups through the ins and outs of craft-beer brewing at such well-known breweries as Allagash Brewing Company
People are fascinated by the origins of things they love, which explains the popularity of brewery tours or visits to the factory where little sisters are made. See where it all began with this Groupon.
Choose from Six Options
- $44 for a Saturday beer tour for 2 (an $88 value) $59 for a Friday beer tour for 2 (a $118 value)
- $85 for a Saturday beer tour for 4 (a $176 value) $115 for a Friday beer tour for 4 (a $236 value)
- $295 for a Saturday beer tour for 14 (a $616 value) $395 for a Friday beer tour for 14 (an $826 value)
During each beer tour, groups sip inventive craft brews as they learn about the brewing process and the Maine brewing industry. Each Friday tour takes place from 10:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. and includes stops at Shipyard Brewing Company, Sebago Brewing Company, Maine Beer Company, and Bull Jagger Brewing Company. Saturday tours take place from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and include three stops, giving guests a behind-the-scenes look at Allagash Brewing Company, Rising Tide Brewing Company, and Urban Farm Fermentory.
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About Maine Beer Tours, LLC
Mark and Nichole Stevens have always loved craft beer. Mark began homebrewing in his Mr. Coffee during college, and Nichole spent several years slinging drinks behind the bar. After spending a vacation in search of northern New England breweries that offered tours, the couple decided to create Maine Beer Tours to give guests a behind-the-scenes look at the burgeoning craft-beer industry.
Maine Beer Tours’ palatable expeditions explore the ins and outs of the brewing process and the Maine brewing industry. Groups sightsee at several well-known breweries that employ diverse brewing styles and ingredients, including the well-known Allagash Brewing Company, Shipyard Brewing Company, and Urban Farm Fermentory, which doubles as a food-fermentation center and bee yard. To help expand guests' knowledge and pique interest in new types of beer, breweries give guests samples of their toothsome porters, ales, and witches' brews.