Maine

Hip Hops: Culture shock in ME, NH, VT and MA (and Kentuckiana too)

Last week I observed that in 2025… Maine, with only 1,414,874 residents (42nd) had 157 breweries (21st), or 14.2 per capita (2nd). That’s right. Second ― to Vermont nearby, which has 15.4 breweries per capita. When I wrote these words prior to our vacation departure, I knew we’d be visiting Maine. However, Vermont wasn’t on […]

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Hip Hops: Alan Pugsley, Peter Austin and that pre-NEIPA, NE state of mind (and brewing)

In 2025, Indiana was home to 185 breweries, good for 18th in the United States, which works out to 3.7 breweries per capita (defined as “breweries per 100,000 adults over the age of 21”). That’s a ranking of 28th. Indiana’s population in 2015 was 6,973,333, or 17th in the country. Meanwhile Maine, with only 1,414,874 […]

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