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Federal Jack's Restaurant & Brew Pub Federal Jack’s
Restaurant and Brew Pub
was founded in 1992 and
is where Shipyard Brewing
Company began before expanding
the brewery to Portland.
Federal Jack’s is
devoted to world-class
ales and inspired food
and is one of Maine's
first brew pubs and working
breweries. Featuring
cask condiitioned ale
and a full line of Shipyard
beer brewed right on the
premises. |
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The
Kennebunkport Brewing
Company (KBC) is located
right downstairs and offers
free tours of its seven
barrel brewery.
While you’re there,
check out KBC Coffee and
Dry Goods. This
unique gift store offers
hand-crafted ales in growlers
and bottles, Maine-made
Capt'n Eli's Soda, wearables,
pint glass, gourmet foods,
and gifts. Internet
café, too.
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Ale Our flagship ale, styled after the Canadian ales of old, has a mild malt flavor followed by a dry hop finish. (5.1% abv) |
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Bluefin
Stout Named for the elusive bluefin tuna, this is a classic dry Irish Stout. Prominent roasted barley flavor, a mild hop presence, with a soft, dry finish. (4.88% abv) |
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Brown
Ale A traditional English Brown with a malty sweetness and a smooth finish. A very “easy” beer. (3.88% abv) |
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Fuggles
IPA A single-hopped India Pale Ale brewed with the English Fuggles hop. Great hop character with a dry finish. (5.75% abv) |
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Goat
Island Light Named after the Goat Island Lighthouse in Cape Porpoise, this light ale is low in alcohol with a crisp and refreshing flavor. (3.88% abv) |
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Taint
Town Pale Ale A local favorite named for KBC’s location, (‘taint Kennebunk, ‘taint Kennebunkport.) A classic pale ale with a subtle balance between malt and hops. (4.75% abv) |
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Old Thumper Originally brewed by the Ringwood Brewery in Hampshire, England, this full-bodied non-traditional English Bitter has become the unofficial beer of the Mug Club. (5.75% abv) |
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