To do this week: Get ready for the summer solstice.

Philadelphia Inquirer
by Jillian Wilson
Jun 17, 2021

Summer days should be spent outside.
JEFF FUSCO

Drink here

At the shore, many of us stock our coolers with canned spiked seltzers and bottles of light beers. And while those drinks are good, nothing beats a fresh draft beer from one of the excellent breweries that dot the South Jersey coast. Reporter Tommy Rowan sampled beers along the coast, from Cape May to Atlantic City, and created a guide to the Jersey Shore’s best breweries. Get ready to add to your to-do, (or, to-drink) list.

  • MudHen Brewing: In 2018, Wildwood got its first and only brewpub, and considering the result, it may not need another. MudHen Brewing Company is dog-friendly, it offers live music, and hosts corn-hole tournaments. It’s spacious and has street cred for taking over an old Harley Davidson shop. It provides an array of culinary choices from various types of cuisine and produces a plethora of craft beer options for every palate. How did Wildwood get so lucky?

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