Just east of the eastern most brewery in America.
until we aren't anymore.
Unique, everchanging, and traditionally inspired
At mother mushroom we focus on traditional styles, while exploring local adjuncts just as Rowan Berry, Dulse, and more, to create truly unique, and costal brews.
Beers we have made
Dark Mild – 4.7%
Session IPA – 4.2%
Honey Amber Ale – 5.8-6.6%
German Pilsner – 5.1%
Spruce Tip Ale – 6.2%
Coffee Lager – 4.7%
Pale Ale –
Foggy Pale Ale – 5%
ESB – 4.9%
Basil Pale Ale – 5%
Belgian Witbier – 4.7%
Gose – 4%
Norwegian Farmhouse – 5.8%
Bock –
Smoked Stout – 5.8%
Cream Ale – 4.4%
Rowan Berry Lager – 6.5%
Dark Lager –
Dortmund Export Lager – 6.0%
Czech Dark Lager – 4.8%
East Quoddy Light Lager – 3.8%
Marzen – 5.6%
Roasted Black Lager – 6.0%
Angel Wings Bock – 7.5%
Old Bear Amber Lager – 5.2%
Border Runner Blonde – 5.2%
Vanilla Bourbon Milk Stout – 3.8%
Best Bitter – 4.6%
San Diego Double Pale Ale – 8.0%
Smoked Dulse Porter – 4.4%
Vossaøl – 7.0%
None More Black Ale – 4.3%
Kentucky Common – 4.4%
Rowan Berry Lager
Just a little wild at the edges, this hoppy, light-golden lager is brewed with ripe, locally foraged mountain ash berries for a flash of tart, lightly sweet fruit that cuts through a clean pilsner base. Crisp and refreshing up front, it unfolds into subtle berry tang and a gentle hop bite that keeps everything in balance.
Border Runner Blonde
Inspired by the annual marathon that brings two nations together, this is an easy-going, light golden ale that features soft malt character, floral-spicy hop notes, and a clean, refreshing finish. Brewed for runners, supporters, and spectators alike, it’s a toast to friendly competition, shared roads, and the communities that make every mile worthwhile.
Dark Mild
Looks soft. Looks harmless. Looks like it just wants attention. This ale lures you in with its deep mahogany colour and comforting aromas of toasted biscuit, soft caramel, and a whisper of cocoa. The first sip is gentle, smooth, and almost suspiciously easy-going, like a can rolling onto its back in perfect, innocent invitation. But don’t be fooled! Beneath the cozy exterior is a sly little twist of roasted malt and subtle earthy bitterness that keeps you right where it wants you: coming back for another sip.
Cream Ale
Take a trip back in time to when the music was loud, the colours were brighter, and everything seemed just a little bit groovier. This ale pours pale and smooth, with notes of sweet grain, light corn, and a whisper of floral hops. Crisp, refreshing, and effortlessly drinkable, it’s a funky little number that might not expand your consciousness, but it could broaden your appreciation for a really good pint.