MD Brew Pub Spring Summer 2016

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Calvert Brewing
Company
150 Adelina Road
Prince Frederick, MD 20678
(240) 245-4609
Calvert Brewing Company is
Maryland’s first designated
farm brewery. It has two
production facilities. The
smaller one is located
in Prince Frederick and
the larger one in Prince
George’s County.
At Hare Vineyard, speciality
beers are always available
and they vineyard features
growler fills, pints and
tastings. Also, every
weekend they have corn
hole, live music, and
rotating food vendors.
They’re conveniently co-
located with Running Hare
Vineyard, so you can enjoy
fine Maryland wines along
with Calvert’s local craft
beer. On the farm they grow
their own hops and have
their seasonal Beer Garden.
Waredaca Brewing
Company
4017 Damascus Road
Laytonsville, MD 20882
(301) 774-BEER
Montgomery County’s first
farm brewery opened in late
2015. Waredaca Brewing
Company is located on an
agricultural preservation
farm in Laytonsville on what
used to be known as Camp
Waredaca (WAshington
REcreational DAy CAmp).
The ideals from Camp
Waredaca are continued
through Waredaca Brewing
Company such as limiting
disturbed land, using as
much organic/local grains
and hops as possible, and
being a zero-waste brewery.
All products they use in the
tasting room are reusable,
recyclable, or compostable.
Waredaca is a working
horse farm where the best
equestrian barns and riding
lessons are housed. Current
managers Robert and
Gretchen Butts are certified
agricultural stewards.
All the beers crafted by the
head brewer at Waredaca
are made from the finest
quality of barley and
hops. All the beers made
contain an ingredient that
is grown or produced on
the farm. Currently, their
eight homemade craft beers
are available for tasting
as well as on the go!
Falling Branch
Brewery
825 Highland Road
Street, MD 21154
Falling Branch Brewery is
a small farmhouse brewery
striving to create Belgian-
inspired brews that are
balanced, yet offer a unique
character from ingredients
grown by the brewers.
A new “farm brewery”
license classification, a
passion for good beer
and local products, along
with a desire to continue
the family’s agricultural
tradition sparked the
family to create Falling
Branch Brewery, Harford
County’s first farm brewery.
Following years of planning
and hard work, small-batch
beer production began at
the farm in fall of 2015.
Brookeville Beer Farm
20315 Georgia Avenue
Brookeville, MD 20833
(301) 260-1000
Brookeville Beer Farm is just
opened in Spring of 2016!
They offer a selection of
flagship and seasonal beers
in their tasting room. The
farm is dedicated to creating
and producing homegrown
hops and ingredients to craft
their beer. The atmosphereis
one of community and
welcoming. Their overall
goal is to eventually
sustain their brewery
using crops entirely grown
within Brookeville.
Co-owners Tim McDonnell
and Phil Muth created
Brookeville Beer Farm
with a vision in mind and
a hardworking staff to help
make their vision a reality.
Two hop yards are already
built on the farm, and
plans to create a brewer’s
garden and expand their
hop yard are in the future.
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