Written by Marla CiminiDecember 15, 2020Originally published at TripSavvy The Garden State is home to more than 200 great breweries and brew pubs, and each one is distinct with a unique vibe that goes hand in hand with their inventive and sophisticated beer selection. To make the most of your

by Bill BarlowNovember 18, 2020Originally published in Atlantic City Press CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE — Each of the 10 breweries in Cape May County has its own approach, both to beermaking and to the business.This month, all 10 have come together to help raise money for Habitat for Humanity and

Originally posted at WHYYby Miles Bryan Usually, Memorial Day weekend has Jackie Mikulski looking forward to a long and busy summer at the cafe she runs in Wildwood. Not this year. “It wasn’t your typical Memorial Day. I hope I never see a Memorial Day like this ever, ever again,”

Originally posted at Jersey Digs It has been tough sledding for craft beer companies throughout the Garden State since the coronavirus pandemic began, but several initiatives are looking to give back to the communities they serve while helping them stay afloat.Two breweries in Jersey City, one established and one set

Originally posted at Atlantic City Weekly I don’t know about you, but being relegated to imbibing in the comfort of our homes is good news and bad news. Not having to drive home is a blessing, but not having people around to enjoy the libation with is depressing. Gathering with

Originally posted at northjersey.comby Rebecca King Stop into MudHen Brewing Company in Wildwood on any given day and you’ll find folks lounging on picnic benches, noshing on food made a few feet away in the kitchen, gulping beer brewed on-premises and sipping cocktails mixed behind the full bar. It’s an

Originally posted at Only In Your Stateby Catherine Armstrong When you were a kid, you probably spent hours playing classic board games like Battleship, Connect4, and CandyLand. If you’re feeling nostalgic, you can break out those games at Mudhen Brewing Company every Thursday night, and you’ll find that these classics

Originally posted at Lokal Hotel   Many haven’t noticed, but in the last 10 years, the craft alcoholic beverage scene has taken off in Cape May County – the southernmost section of New Jersey. Sometimes called the “Jersey Cape Beverage Trail” the list of wineries, breweries and distilleries down the

Originally posted at The Takeout by Kate Bernot   With more than 7,000 breweries operating in America, it’s hard to imagine a flavor or style of beer that at least one brewery hasn’t attempted. This year’s Great American Beer Festival—which took place in Denver last week—showcased everything from a taco-inspired