Shipyard Brewing Company is a family owned brewery – rooted in tradition and brimming with innovation. Our award-winning beer is handcrafted by our team of brewers who learned their art from world-renowned master brewer, Alan Pugsley. We are committed to cultivating a new generation of creative, passionate brewers. Our team is constantly exploring innovative and diverse styles of beer through our pilot system at our Portland brewery and our 7-barrel system at Federal Jack’s Brew Pub in Kennebunk Harbor. We invite you to visit the Shipyard Tasting Room at our brewery in Portland, Maine. We are open daily and sell flights, 10 oz pours, growlers, and packaged product as well as Capt’n Eli’s Soda. We host a rotating lineup of our core and seasonal offerings and features new beers and pilot brews that have not yet hit the market.

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No reservations required. Tasting Room Hours: 9:00 am to 6:00 pm (Mon-Thurs) 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (Fri-Sat) 11:00 am to 5:00 pm (Sun) Please note our Holiday Hours: December 24th – Christmas Eve 9-3 pm December 25th – Christmas Day – Closed December 31st – New Year’s Eve – 9 to 3 January 1st – New Year’s Day – Closed.

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