• 506 Old Bath Rd - At the Maine Tasting Center, a knowledgeable guide will lead you through a delightful snack-sized tasting menu featuring local products from industries such as wild blueberries, maple syrup, heritage grains & beans, artisanal cheese, potatoes, and aquaculture. Feeling thirsty? Guests aged 21 and over can purchase a curated local beverage flight (mead, craft beer, wine) that pairs perfectly with the tasting menu.

**Note: This experience usually takes place at a high-top table in our Tasting Room. If you need a standard dining-height table, please text or call us at the provided number before your scheduled time. If we are unable to answer, kindly leave a voicemail with your request.

Please be aware that this tasting may include gluten, soy, milk, wheat, eggs, sesame, and other major allergens. If you have dietary restrictions, contact us at least 2 hours before your visit, and we will strive to accommodate your needs.**

• Personalized agritourism recommendations tailored to the areas in Maine you plan to visit
• Snacks

• Alcoholic beverages
• Gratuities

• Blueberry rhubarb crostini - Locally-made baguette round topped with smoked ricotta (Crooked Face Creamery) and blueberry rhubarb jam (Worcester’s Wild Blueberries)
• Maple-glazed nuts - Housemade spiced nuts glazed with maple syrup (Hilltop Boilers)
• Bean hole beans - Traditional Maine “bean hole” style beans, housemade with heritage beans (Green Thumb Farms) and local bacon (Maine Family Farms)
• Artisanal Cheese - Daily selection of Maine-made artisanal cheese, served with Maine Crisp crackers
• Maine Marbles - Tiny Maine potatoes (Community Farms) cooked salt potato-style and finished on the griddle with plenty of Maine butter (Kate’s Butter).
• Fermented Seaweed Salad - Locally farmed and harvested Maine seaweed, fermented into a delicious sauerkraut-esque salad

Blueberries, seaweed, potatoes, craft beer and so much more! Take your tastebuds on a trip around the state and explore the ingredients and flavors that make Maine so special. Participants will be introduced to some of Maine’s most iconic food and drink industries and hear the stories of local farmers, fishermen and other producers - while sampling delicious products that represent them!

This guided, 30-minute experience is a fantastic introduction to Maine’s food and beverage landscape, history and culture. We recommend scheduling this class at the beginning of your time in Maine so you can take advantage of all you’ve learned during the rest of your trip. Stick around afterwards for personalized recommendations from your MTC host about wineries, breweries, markets, farms and other agritourism experiences to seek out while in Maine - customized to your interests and the regions you plan to visit while in Maine.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.