Boston Beer Company (Samuel Adams)

Jim Koch founded The Boston Beer Company in 1984 because he believed that Americans deserved better beer. Today, we’re a team of about 350 people, and we all share a common passion for bringing great Samuel Adams® beers to beer lovers everywhere. We’ve worked hard for the many successes we’ve enjoyed over the years. The Boston Beer Company has been cited as one of the best companies to work for by Boston Magazine, one of the Best Entry-Level Jobs by The Princeton Review, and our beers have won more awards than any beer in history. Jim has been named an “Entrepreneur of the Year” by Inc. Magazine. Our brewers keep amazing us with innovative new brews, most recently Samuel Adams Utopias and Samuel Adams® Chocolate Bock.

One Design Center Place, Suite 850, Boston, MA 02210, ph: 800-372-1131
www.samueladams.com

Gritty McDuff's Brewing Company

In 1988, Ed Stebbins and Richard Pfeffer opened Maine's first brewpub since Prohibition. From their modest beginnings in the old port, Gritty's has grown considerably. A second brewpub in Freeport was added in 1995 and during this past summer Gritty's opened their third brewpub! Located on the bank of the Androscoggin River at the corner of Main and Court Streets in Auburn, this third location features a great deck overlooking the river and a glassed-in brewery room that can be seen by passing traffic or pedestrians. Gritty's four flagship ales and their 4 seasonal beers are now sold state-wide.

- 396 Fore Street, Portland, ME 04101 ph: 207-772-2736
- Lower Main Street, Freeport, ME 04032 ph: 207-865-4321
- 68 Main Street Auburn, ME 04210 ph: 207-376-2736
www.grittys.com

Harpoon Brewery

We started the Harpoon Brewery in 1986 because—like today—we loved beer and wanted more good choices. While traveling in Europe after college, we drank many wonderfully diverse, fresh, local beers. We also saw firsthand how important local breweries were to their communities. After our travels, we asked each other, "why not bring great beer and that sense of community to New England?" That was the genesis of the Harpoon Brewery. Twenty years later we still revel in making great beer and sharing that joy with our friends and neighbors.

- 306 Northern Avenue, Boston, MA 02210
- 336 Ruth Carney Drive, Windsor, VT 05089
www.harpoonbrewery.com

Long Trail Brewing Co.

The Long Trail Brewery is located in Bridgewater Corners, VT and is an Environmentally Conscious Organization. We have recently won the Governors Award for Environmental Excellence! We have been brewing fine ales since 1989- our brewery offers a visitors center with a self guided brewery tour!

5520 Us Route 4, Bridgewater Corners, VT ph: 802 672-5011
www.longtrail.com

Milly's Tavern

Milly's Tavern first opened its doors in January of 2002 at the location of the former Stark Mill Brewery. Milly's opened through the hard work and love of the craft of Master Brewer Peter Telge, a New Hampshire native, who has been brewing his own beers for the better part of 20 years. With the closing of the Stark Mill Brewery and the many changes that have befell the city in the recent years, Peter felt that Manchester, as New Hampshire's Queen City, was sadly falling the way of commercial and contract beers. He, with a dedicated following of fans of his brew, set to work reopening the brewery as “Milly's Tavern,” proudly operating as Manchester's only brew pub. We welcome you as our guests to stop by and try a glass of Peter's hard work.

500 Commercial St., Manchester, NH 03101, ph: (603) 625-4444
www.millystavern.com

Moat Mountain Smokehouse and Brewing Company

Moat Mountain is a 174-seat brew pub, restaurant and inn located in one of North Conway's historic buildings. Our award-winning ales and lagers are brewed on-site with fresh mountain water. Enjoy a pint with us or take some home in a growler or keg. Our brightly renovated restaurant has a seat for everyone – at the concrete bar with HD TVs, in our spacious dining room or on the porch with Mt. Washington views. Don't want to leave? Take advantage NoCo's best-kept secret: five cozy inn rooms right above the restaurant. Our extensive, eclectic menu starts with our smokehouse and features two homemade barbeque sauces, pulled pork and beef brisket. Quesadillas, flat bread pizza and many vegetarian dishes plus daily specials feature seasonal fare and the creativity of our kitchen. A kids menu is also available. Come visit us!

3378 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, NH 03860, ph: 603-356-6381
www.moatmountain.com

Narragansett Brewing

It all started with John H. Fehlberg, Augustus F. Borchandt, Herman G. Possner, George M. Gerhard, Constand A. Moeller, and Jacob Wirth. In 1888, these local businessmen—”The Original Six”—came together to form the Narragansett Brewing Company. With $150,000 in capital and funds from Butterine (Fehlberg’s predecessor to margarine), a brick brewing house was built. In December of 1890, the first beer was produced, and the following year the company officially incorporated. A little trivia: Did you know that at one time, the grounds of the Narragansett Brewing Company included a barn, a stable, a blacksmith, seventy-five horses, forty-five wagons, gas-powered trucks, electric trucks, twenty-five refrigerated train cars and its own ice plant?

60 Ship St., Providence, RI 02903 ph: 401-437-8970
www.narragansettbeer.com

Peak Organic Brewing Co.

We believe in using only the purest organic ingredients in our brews, making them tastier and more enjoyable for you and for the planet. Peak Organic beers were created as a toast to life's peak experiences. Whether it's a spectacular afternoon in the outdoors, a good time with friends and family, or a great day on the job, we hope you have the opportunity to celebrate the peak experiences of your life.

211 Marginal Way #802, Portland, ME 04101
www.PeakBrewing.com

Portsmouth Brewery

The Portsmouth Brewery, New Hampshire's original brewpub, has been serving great food and outstanding handcrafted beers in a friendly, lively atmosphere since 1991. We're open seven days a week, from 11:30 AM till midnight. Our kitchen is open till eleven PM on weekdays, till midnight on Friday and Saturday nights. We love to host large groups and private functions. If you are planning a function of your own, check out our function menus or drop us a note and ask how can accommodate your party.

56 Market Street, Portsmouth NH ph: 603-431-1115
www.portsmouthbrewery.com

Red Hook

In 1981, Gordon Bowker and Paul Shipman started Redhook Ale Brewery in an old transmission shop in Seattle. Early missteps led to a cult following and eventually led to widespread acclaim that inspired countless craft brewers. Still, more than 25 years later, no brewery has been able to achieve the pure, unqualified Liquid Goodness of Redhook.

Redhook has breweries in Woodinville, Washington, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. To fully appreciate the process of brewing a craft beer, we recommend you stop by one of the Redhook breweries for a tour. Until then, please enjoy the Liquid Goodness of a cold Redhook Ale wherever you call home.

35 Corporate Dr., Pease Tradeport, Portsmouth, NH 03801, 603-430-8600
www.Redhook.com

Sebago Brewing

Since it's creation in 1998, Sebago Brewing Company has been brewing unique, high quality Craft beers. Originally Sebago started as a brewpub but has grown to distribute packaged and draft beer in Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Sebago Brewing Company uses all American Malt, Hops and the crisp water from Sebago Lake. In addition to brewing, Sebago Brewing Company also operates 3 Brewpubs in Southern Maine. Located in Portland, Scarborough and Gorham, Sebago is well known for their casual upscale menu, late night happy hour and great customer service. “We brew beer that we love to drink” says Head Brewer Tom Abercrombie. “We are committed to brewing the most consistent beers that pair well with our menu.” Sebago Brewing Company supports local organizations and events. Sebago Brewing Company is the official beer sponsor of the summer concert series Alive at Five, stage sponsor at the annual Old Port Fest, Portland Greendrinks, and Portland Buy Local. “We love working with local groups” says Adams “It let's us connect to the community and support local business.”

48 Sanford Drive Gorham, ME 04038, ph: 207-856-2537
www.sebagobrewing.com

Shipyard Brewing Co.

A national leader in the craft brew movement. Shipyard products can be found from Maine to Florida and beyond. High quality English-inspired ales are brewed using time honored methods and the finest ingredients. Shipyard also features a growing roster of seasonal and specialty ales, including the recent OpSail Ale in honor of the tall ships' visit to Portland harbor in the summer of 2000.

86 Newbury Street, Portland, ME 04101, ph: 207-761-0807 www.Shipyard.com

Smuttynose Brewing Company

Granite State's leading craft brewery, located in the historic seaport city of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Smuttynose was founded in 1994 by the folks who started the Northampton ;and Portsmouth Breweries. Thier beers – Shoals Pale Ale, Old Brown Dog, Star Island Single, IPA, Robust Porter, the Big Beer Series & our seasonal specialties – Hanami, Summer Weizen, Pumpkin Ale & Winter Ale – are distributed from Maine to Florida.

225 Heritage Ave, Portsmouth NH 03801  ph: 603-436-4026
www.smuttynose.com

The Flying Goose Brew Pub

New Englanders are fond of common wisdoms and pieties. Hardly a day passes without someone noting that "if it isn't broken, don't fix it" or "if you don't like the weather, wait a minute" or the simple multi-leveled evasion. At the Flying Goose Brew Pub & Grill in 2001, travelers and old-timers, newcomers and seasonal residents, students at Colby-Sawyer College, their friends, and parents can still expect to hear regional wisdoms and pieties exchanged in the setting that the restaurant's most recent owner Tom Mills has designed to continue providing the legendary hospitality at the corner just below the town's "windy hill."

40 Andover Road, New London, NH  ph: 603-526-6899
www.flyinggoose.com

The Run of the Mill Pub

The Run of the Mill is a new brewpub, opened July 08 in an old mill building on Saco Island. We have plenty of seating as well as outdoor seating in the summer, allowing us to easily accommodate private parties. We offer food at very reasonable prices; some favorites include pot roast, fish and chips, meatloaf, baked stuffed haddock, and Shepherd's pie. We brew our own beers right on site, 23 different beers throughout the year with 7 on tap at a time. We offer a sample paddle which includes 3oz of all our beers on tap for $5, a great deal! We also have a wine list and a full bar.

100 Main St. (Saco Island), Saco, Maine ph: 207-571-9652
www.runofthemillbrewpub.webs.com

Tuckerman Brewing Co.

Tuckerman Brewing Co., named after the legendary Tuckerman Ravine, is dedicated to the art of brewing the finest beers from the finest ingredients. The Ravine, long admired for its majestic solitude and beauty inspires the boldness in our brews. Now Available South of the Border..Thanks to our newly expanded distribution, you can now buy Tuckerman brews in select Massachusetts locations. So you can feel like a local no matter where you are. Find the closest Tuckerman retailer in you area.

64 Hobbs St, Conway, NH  ph: 603-447-5400
www.tuckermanbrewing.com

White Birch Brewing

Welcome to White Birch Brewing. NH’s first nano-brewery. We started making beer in June of 2009 in 15 or 20 gallon batches. The advent of our first calendar year saw us go from about a barrel a day brewing to about two barrels a day. Thanks to the continued interest in our beers we have pushed harder and on some batches reached three barrels. It’s all done by hand in our modest brewery here in Hooksett NH.

1368 Hooksett Rd, Unit 6 Hooksett, NH 03106 ph: 603-244-8593
www.whitebirchbrewing.com

Woodchuck / Green Mountain Beverage

A long time ago, way back in 1990, there was a little winery in the town of Proctorsville, Vermont. Back then, we made our living producing a variety of apple wines, something not many wineries do. We also made a little cider called “Vermont Old-Fashioned Hard Cider” – not the most catchy name, yet pretty darn appropriate. We set out to create a truly American hard cider – a feat that hadn’t really been accomplished in the last 200+ years. (Sorry, but we just can’t count the stuff your grandpa made in “The Woodshed.”) The crafting process started with the Vermont Old-Fashioned Hard Cider we already had on hand. Countless changes were made, not the least of which was taking the alcohol content down from 12% to 5%. After three months of blood, sweat and tears, a new cider was born. (Don’t worry, we kept all the blood sweat and tears out of the cider.)

153 Pond Lane, Middlebury, VT 05753 ph: 802-388-0700 x128
www.woodchuck.com

Woodstock Inn Brewery

TThe Woodstock Inn Brewery is a seven barrel brewery located in the heart of the White Mountains. We brew fine ales in a traditional English style. Open fermentation, hops that grown all over the world, and barley help bring out the wonderful character of these ales. We use pure mountain water and tons of pride. The Woodstock Inn Brewery also offers 33 rooms in the inn, a brew pub and two restaurants with live entertainment. The Woodstock Inn Brewery has a great outdoor patio to sip beers and check out the beautiful flowers and views.

135 Main Street, N. Woodstock, NH 03262  ph: 800-321-3985
www.woodstockinnbrewery.com