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4 beers from two very popular Seacoast breweries have made it into the Top 10 list of the top rated beers in New Hampshire.

The 35th President of the United States—and New England native—was a huge fan of a beer that we here in Maine also love.

Ever wonder if your beer preferences line up with your fellow Mainers? A new study set out to find the answer, and the results may (or may not) surprise you.

BeerAdvocate user reviews shed light on the most popular Maine craft beers. Do you agree with your peers?

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

With the rich Irish ancestry we have here in Maine, it’s no surprise that we have plenty of great Irish pubs. But one of them is now getting national attention!

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

Whether you’re wrapping up the third shift or just embracing a day off with a Tito’s and soda at sunrise (we’re all friends here—no judgment), these bars are ready to serve you morning adult beverages.

As us craft beer lovers are gearing up for another full day of sampling local and regional craft brews, it occurred to me while coming across some old pictures that Portland On Tap officially turns 10 this year.

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

Side By Each Brewing in Auburn, Maine, pens a heartfelt message to customers as they announce their permanent closure

Not to be dramatic, but I'd bite into this can if I could. Count on Shipyard, a staple here in New England in the beer world to bring that vision to life. They just released a new brew that highlites one of the things Maine is so well-known for, blueberries! If you haven't already seen this around town, let me introduce you to Boatload.

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

Maine is loaded with great craft beer. Here are 30 that listeners told us they would love to have if stuck on a deserted island.

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

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.