Todd Mott's new spot in Kittery, Maine opened on the 6th of this month.
Currently have 3 beers on tap.
Pale Ale at 4.7%
Gose at 6%
London Brown at 4.2%
All are available for 4oz tasters ($1.50) or 12oz pours ($4). Also available for 32oz or 64oz growler fills [both are screw-top growlers].
https://www.facebook.com/tributarybrewingcompany
Hours:
Wed-Sat 12-7 pm
Sundays 1-5 pm
I personally really enjoy the Pale Ale. I can see myself getting a growler or two a few times a month. The Gose was more like a Belgian Single (tasted very much like a Belgian yeast rather than any German style, but the tasting room attendant tried to assure me it was German.) London Brown was well made and very crushable at 4.2% but the Pale Ale took the cake for me.
Coming up in the next 10 days that said was an IPA, and Wet Hopped IPA, and a Saison. Very excited to see how Todd's larger % hoppy beers turn out.
They also have Willi Becher pints and some cool-shaped tasters for sale along with apparel and growler holders.
Cheers,
Evan
Currently have 3 beers on tap.
Pale Ale at 4.7%
Gose at 6%
London Brown at 4.2%
All are available for 4oz tasters ($1.50) or 12oz pours ($4). Also available for 32oz or 64oz growler fills [both are screw-top growlers].
https://www.facebook.com/tributarybrewingcompany
Hours:
Wed-Sat 12-7 pm
Sundays 1-5 pm
I personally really enjoy the Pale Ale. I can see myself getting a growler or two a few times a month. The Gose was more like a Belgian Single (tasted very much like a Belgian yeast rather than any German style, but the tasting room attendant tried to assure me it was German.) London Brown was well made and very crushable at 4.2% but the Pale Ale took the cake for me.
Coming up in the next 10 days that said was an IPA, and Wet Hopped IPA, and a Saison. Very excited to see how Todd's larger % hoppy beers turn out.
They also have Willi Becher pints and some cool-shaped tasters for sale along with apparel and growler holders.
Cheers,
Evan
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