Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company sits in Carrabassett Valley, Maine, and proudly wears the badge of Maine’s ski‑resort brewery. After you’ve spent the day careening down the slopes, you can thunder into the lodge for a slice of pizza that’s as hearty as a winter coat and a pint of craft ale that feels like it was brewed by mountain spirits. The menu is a cheat sheet for the hungry skier – think comfort foods that hug you from the inside out, with specialty chicken tenders that have earned a cult following among locals and tourists alike.
The beer list reads like a love letter to the region, featuring unique offerings from nearby breweries that you won’t find on any generic supermarket shelf. Service is brisk and knowledgeable (the staff apparently have a PhD in hop taxonomy), guiding you through flavors that range from bright, citrusy pilsners to deep, caramel‑laden stouts. While the exact brewing process remains a well‑kept secret, the results speak loudly: every glass is a celebration of Maine’s rugged charm married to refined craftsmanship. With ski‑in access and a genuine lodge atmosphere, Brickyard Hollow isn’t just a stop‑over; it’s a mountain‑side retreat where adventure and good food meet on equal terms.
Reviewers praise Brickyard Hollow Brewing Company's welcoming atmosphere, especially for families with kids, and its friendly servers. They also appreciate the brewery's solid food offerings and efforts to perfect their operations, noting some minor kinks.
n/a ME (34.2km)
4.40
Farmington ME (42.2km)
5.00