With the string of microbrewery openings, Petoskey is quickly becoming a destination for craft beer enthusiasts. And with an emphasis on quality, these local libations are certainly worthy of your taste buds. Be sure to check out the budding beer scene at these Petoskey breweries on your next Northern Michigan vacation.

Here’s Your Guide to Petoskey Breweries:

Beards Brewery

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Beards Brewery

207 Howard St. | 231.753.2221

Founded on a common love for beer and beards, this brewery has 10 rotating taps featuring creative brews like blueberry muffin, candy cane porter and apple crisp along with a classics like the crisp blonde ale “Bombshell Blonde” and a citrusy, orange IPA “Dizzy Bee.”

Tap30

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TAP30

422 E. Mitchell St. | 231.881.9572

Though it’s named after its 30 rotating taps of the most sought-after beer brands, the pourhouse also serves wine, signature spirits and cocktails. TAP30’s full kitchen is known for creating comfort food with a twist with options for the whole family. Stop in for a drink and try their famous Taproom-Mac-N-Cheese or their orange cherry sweet and sour chicken wings.

Petoskey Brewing

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Petoskey Brewing

1844 M-119 |  231.753.2057

This Michigan microbrewery is located in Petoskey’s “Old Brewery,” which used to brew Petoskey Sparkle beer from 1898 to 1915. Since closing in 1915, the building has served as retail shops, a warehouse and perhaps even as a goat barn. Today, Northern Michigan beer is once again flowing inside the walls of the historic building.


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