Woodland Farms Brewery

 

Another stop on my 16 day beer adventure. Located off of a service road with a jumble of other businesses. Taproom did not really stand out. Good service and a varied taplist. The only thing that I recall really liking was the free popcorn.

Cool little brewery in multi-use commercial building on the main drag. Small straight bar to the left of the entrance, with a half dozen tables inside and another half outside on the patio. 8 beers on tap, the 1 I had was very nice. Friendly bartenders. Convenient place to grab a quick one.

 

This brewery is in a great location, right in the middle of a large outlet mall complex. I stopped in here after a day of shopping with the family to drink some beers, back in 2018. The taproom was a decent size and pretty busy. The three beers that I tried (porter, galaxy pale ale and Mexican lager) were ok, the porter was the best of the three and the only one I would probably drink again. The others were just average, and with all the great beers I drank in New England, I probably wouldn't go back here if given the opportunity.

 

 

 

 

 

A newly-opened (one week) brewery in Kittery. Part of the Kittery mall megalopolis. This brewery is in the Weathervane restaurant building. The outside has that strip mall appearance and the inside has an industrial look. The bar seats eight or so. There's some tables, and a nook with easy chairs and a TV.
Five beers on tap right now, most of which I would consider table beers, with ABV ranging from 3.1% to 5.2%. They also have an IPA with an ABV of 7%. I had the pilsner, a dark mild, and the IPA. All of them were very good. The manager told me to expect lagers and sours in the future.
Service was excellent (maybe because I was the only customer for most of my visit).
I wasn't overwhelmed at my first visit, nor was I underwhelmed. I am planning on returning a few times to see how they evolve.