The wait is almost over for Stout enthusiasts eagerly anticipating the opening of the latest taproom in Maryland. Irish Beer maker, Guinness, is opening its first brewery on American soil since 1954, and its “testing taproom” will open late next month.
Baltimore County’s future Guinness brewery may be an international outpost for the brand, but it’ll be designed and built by two companies based right in Baltimore.
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Beer lovers, rejoice: The British conglomerate that owns Guinness is eyeing the historic community of Relay, Md., as the site of a new brewery on U.S. soil.
If all goes as planned during final discussions between Flying Dog Brewery and the City of Frederick this month, the Maryland craft beer company will be headed toward a massive expansion in the next few years.
Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant is spending $3 million to open a 329-seat eatery in Harbor East, becoming the latest new establishment to call the growing nightlife and shopping destination home. It’s also one of the many breweries and beer-themed restaurants enjoying brisk sales.
