Local Interest - Straight to the Pint

I think you’ll definitely find something you won’t find anywhere else.

12 Jul 2018

Spotlight On… Mayer’s Tavern!

Nestled far from the busy summer crowd in Cape May, away from the hustle and the bustle of Washington Street, sequestered from the throngs of humanity on Beach Avenue lay a favorite of the locals, denoted only by an easily-missed sign on Lafayette Street.

Mayer’s Tavern. Long a fixture as a “dive bar” in the area, it had been closed for several years before the lauded Laudeman family snatched it up. Longtime owners of The Lobster House, the newest Laudeman restaurant sits across the street and back one block at 894 3rd Ave.

We got together with owner and head chef Alex Laudeman to get the lowdown on this diamond in the rough.

“They come and they stay,” Jake says. “They stay because of us. They stay because of our owner.”

5 Jul 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Spotlight On… P.J. Whelihan’s

If you’ve lived in the South Jersey/Eastern Pennsylvania area over the past twenty years or so, there’s a name you’ve come to recognize, synonymous with good food, friendly service, and a killer beer selection.

P.J. Whelihan’s — with twenty-two locations, including The Pour House, The ChopHouse, and Treno Pizza Bar — has made a name for itself through a very simple and time-tested method: remaining true to its ideals.

We are delighted to partner with Cape May Brewing Co. again this year to provide a gathering place outdoors for people once again at Pop-Up Beer Gardens at Cape May historic sites.

5 Jul 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Beer Gardens are Popping Up Again!

Last year, we paired up with the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts and Humanities and the non-profit arm of the Exit Zero Jazz Festival, Music Connects, to participate in their summertime Pop-Up Beer Gardens.

Those three were so much fun that they’ve asked us to help out with them again this year. MAC has three planned — the first on July 12th –, and Exit Zero Jazz Festival has one planned in August.

And they’re all supporting great causes!

We’ll be releasing our newest Double IPA a full two weeks before it hits stores and bars!

28 Jun 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Seven Reasons for Seven Beers

It’s our seventh anniversary this weekend, and we’ve got a great night planned!

In fact, in honor of the seventh anniversary, we’ve got seven great reasons for you to come to the party this weekend.

Check ‘em out!

City to Shore is an incredible day....

21 Jun 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Coming Soon to a Bike Race Near You… BikeMS: City to Shore!

If you’ve got a bike, are capable of riding at least 25 miles, and love Cape May Brewing Company, maybe you should sign up for our BikeMS: City to Shore team.

That is… unless you have something against having fun, making a ton of new friends, and raising money for a great cause.

But, if you’re all about having fun and saving lives, then stop by our Seventh Anniversary Party next Friday and sign up and meet the team!

It’s hard to believe that we’ve been at this for seven years....

21 Jun 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Cheers to Seven Years of Great Beers!

If you’ve been doing something nonstop for seven years, you should celebrate that fact. You’re even more deserving of a celebration if you’ve been doing that thing well.

Luckily, at Cape May Brewing Co., we’ve been doing our thing for seven years. And, if you guys are to be believed, we’re doing it well.

Regardless, it’s time to celebrate seven years of beer — and we wouldn’t have been able to do it without you.

So… LET’S PARTY!

Thousands of people will be going there all summer long, and we’ll get exposure to visitors from around the world.

14 Jun 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Reinventing The Wheel

The Wheel.

It’s one of the oldest inventions known to man, having been around about as long as beer itself. The Neolithics had them. The Mesopotamians had them. Pat Sajak’s been standing over one for-ev-er.

Now, the third-largest observation wheel in the country is open in Atlantic City.

And Cape May brews are there.

It sounds like a hoot!

7 Jun 2018

Brew Crew, Fun & Random, Local Interest

Our tri-athletes!

Escape the Cape weekend is a big one in Cape May. Several thousand competitors descend upon our fair town, biking, running, and swimming in some of the most beautiful terrain you’ll find in competitive triathlons.

We’re thrilled to be part of it each year, brewing a special beer — Escape the Cape — to mark the occasion.

This year will be truly something special — three members of the Brew Crew have agreed to run a relay team for us! We got together with Paul Greer, Lauren Frech, and Caitlin Gard to get their thoughts on swimming/running/biking their leg of this award-winning triathlon.

We were hoping that we could find someone at the brewery to take the plunge and run the full triathlon, but we couldn’t find anyone that determined.

31 May 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Escape the Cape

So, you’ve decided that you want to jump off a Cape May-Lewes ferry. Maybe you’re an adventure-seeker, maybe you’re a flotation device tester, maybe you’re just a little bit loopy on bus fumes. For whatever reason, you’ve decided that a 12-foot plunge into 65° water is in the cards for you.

We don’t judge.

However, if it’s something you’ve been wanting to do with 1,750 of your now-closest friends, followed by a five-mile run along the North Cape May beaches, then a ride on your trustiest bike for 23 miles, you should probably do so as part of one of the best triathlons in the nation: Escape the Cape.

Because, if you’re a competitor, you get to attend a killer after-party and sample one of the most refreshing beers you’re likely to find: Escape the Cape.

Sounds like a great day on the town… or a great night on the town.

24 May 2018

Fun & Random, Local Interest

Tour de Cape May

If you’re planning a trip to Cape May for Memorial Day Weekend — or at any point over the summer — you’ll probably want to know where to find our beer.

You could check our Beer Finder, zoom in on the downtown, and go from there. That’s a perfectly acceptable way to do things.

However, we decided to put together this handy-dandy tour of downtown Cape May. Because there’s no better way to plan your visit to America’s Oldest Seaside Resort.

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