Enjoy a 1.5-hour cruise around the islands of Portland's Casco Bay. Pass historic lighthouses, early-19th century forts, and quaint fishing piers as you explore the area at sunset. Guests over 21 can enjoy 2 craft beers or hard seltzers per person. As you cruise, keep an eye out for seabirds and the occasional seal that call Maine's coast home. When the timing's right, the boat will turn its bow towards Portland so you can enjoy the sunset and the city's skyline from the water.

Satisfy your taste buds with a variety of brewery bus tour options of different breweries throughout greater Portland, Maine. Generous portions of alcohol products made at each different location are included, along with local snacks and an optional lunch. Portland, Maine, is known for beer. Find out how some of Portland's breweries, wineries, and distilleries are turning out a wide variety of amazing craft alcohol products. Transportation and reserved access at each location are included in every tour option. Best of Portland Brewery Tour (3 Hours)Stop selections may include Definitive Brewing, Urban Farm Fermentory, Blue Lobster Urban Winery, Bunker Brewing, eighteen twenty wines, Hi-Fidelity Brewing, Hardshore Distilling, Maine Mead Works, and Banded Brewing. Casco Fiasco Brewery Tour (3 Hours 45 Minutes)Brewery visits include Sebago Brewing Co. and Lone Pine Brewing Co. in Gorham, along with Mast Landing Brewing Co. in Westbroo. A full lunch is also included with this option (vegetarian options available). Lunch options include pizza, sandwiches, and burgers. Beerunch Brewery Tour (3 Hours)Visit the famous Bissell Brothers Brewing before they open their doors to public, then travel to East Bayside to Belleflower Brewing for another exclusive visit before they open their doors to the public. The last stop is at Goodfire Brewing before being dropped off in downtown Portland, Maine. Drinks About Town Brewery and Spirits Tour (3.5 Hours)This afternoon tour explores different craft alcohol products made in the city of Portland. Start at Battery Steele Brewing Company for beer. Head over to Three of Strong Spirits for cocktails to learn what it takes to craft high-quality rum. Round off your tasting adventure with a visit to Après for flavorful hard seltzers and alcoholic apple ciders. Local Pour Tour (3 Hours)Enjoy local breweries just south of the city. The first stop is Nonesuch River Brewing in Scarborough. Next, visit Island Dog Brewing in South Portland. The last stop is Fore River Brewing. All tours end with drop-off at Old Port Spirits and Cigars, a perfect place to pick something up to indulge in later in the night after exploring lively downtown Portland.

Spend the day walking, talking, and tasting your way through the historic city of Portland, Maine. Led by a local guide, this 2 or 3-hour walking tour takes you through the interesting history of the city's beer culture. From becoming the birthplace of Prohibition in 1851 to establishing the first craft brewery in all of New England in 1983, Portland has a riveting story to tell.  The three locations visited on each tour will vary based on the availability of staff. Stop selections may include Definitive Brewing, Urban Farm Fermentory, Blue Lobster Urban Winery, Bunker Brewing, eighteen twenty wines, Hi-Fidelity Brewing, Hardshore Distilling, Maine Mead Works, and Banded Brewing. Experience the city that saw the first craft brewery to be established in all of New England, Geary Brewing Company in 1983. It welcomed Gritty McDuff’s in 1988 as they opened their doors in the Old Port to become the first brewpub in the state. It witnessed the dramatic rise of Shipyard Brewing Company in 1992 to be one of the county’s largest brewing enterprises that now spans well beyond the U.S. to shores far away.  Pass by one of the world’s only brewery-distillery-restaurants that was formed on Portland’s waterfront once Liquid Riot turned on their open sign in 20111. There are many other breweries in the neighborhood around Portland that are shaping their own history in the present day.