August 2011. In a wooded setting on the outskirts of the Bar Harbor/Acadia area, this place has a unique set-up for a brewery, with emphasis on a gift shop. They do offer a wide array of beers and glassware from places across the area. A small BBQ joint is connected and offers the beers on tap. The food smelled good, but we didn’t eat. The beers were nothing to write home about, but good enough to hit the spot after a long drive to the island.

A picturesque white country house out front shields the brewery, gift shop, and smokehouse set out back. You can find all of Atlantic’s brews in the bottle shop (including their specials, like the Foonf Zane Auld Ale when I was there), and during summer they will give you a free tasting of all their beers and sodas when there is enough people in the shop (which is pretty often I guess). This is NOT in downtown Bar Harbor, their address is pretty misleading. It is actually in the hamlet of Town Hill, which is still on Mount Desert Island but a few miles away from Bar Harbor. Their beers are served on tap in the smokehouse out back as well, but you can also get them in BHarbor at Lompoc Café. A fun brewery with no pretention to greatness, imho.

Kind of a cool brewery to visit with some good beers. Recommended

Mainely meats bbq and atlantic brewing beers. Outdoor patio. Free brewery tours. Gift shop. Sausage was good from the meats platter, but we were starving after climbing so many mountains. Service was quite slow. Beer was okay. Not a bad place. Nice stop after a hike.

Établissement visité le 3 juillet vers 14h. Ambiance: Table de pique-nique sous chapiteau avec vue sur le fumoir à viande. Musique classique rock. Service: Très serviable avec une excellente présentation des bières maisons. Sélection: 8 fûts maisons et 2 sodas maisons. Nourriture: Nous avon pris le Sampler platte qui était composé de côte levée, poulet, saucisse, porc émincé, salade de chou et salade de patate. La viande était parfaitement grillée et fumée. (99e rating d’établissement)

J’étais content qu’il y avait du soleil, on pouvait mangé dehors, et sa sentait bon! Persque tout leur bières étaient disponible au "smokehouse", à l’exception de Foonf Zane Auld Ale (mais on peut l’achèter dans la boutique). Si vous êtes végétariens, mangé pas là, c’est de la viande et rien que la viande, fumée et cuite sur BBQ. Un plus, c’est loin de Bar Harbor, donc moins touristique. Parlant de lieu, l’adersse que vous voyez sur cette page est la bonne, la place est situer à Town Hill (comme MartinT l’a mentionné), entre Bar Harbor et le pont pour quitter l’île. L’adresse dans la page de leur bières, c’est un resto thai, à côté du Lompoc Café.

Vistited here with some longtime family friends during a Maine vacation with my folks last year. Beers were meh as expected. I have had my share of this breweries offerings during my time in Amherst. Food was pretty good, I got a bbq sandwich which was pretty tasty.

This place was a bit of a surprise, it is off the main road. The atmosphere is friendly and family friendly to. The food is meat,meat,meat, but very good.the beer selection was good and you can buy all of their products at the boutique.

Located outside of Bar Harbor on the north side, down a gravel road. A small bar and indoor area with several long tables, and several tables outside under cover. The BBQ is quite good. Beer selection is OK. I got an IPA and my wife the Blueberry. Good service.

Didn’t have time to do the tour but I did get a sampling of 7 of their beers (incl. the Bragett!) and a couple of sodas. Guide was pretty knowledgeable but definitely tried to keep things moving. I talked to him a bit afterwards and he was able to answer my questions. All their bottled beer is for sale there as well as some drafts at their little smokehouse restaurant. This place is really set up for the tourists - they actually have small buses from downtown Bar Harbor that bring people in. I’m kind of disappointed that they’re in agreement with Shipyard to have some of their stuff produced and distributed from Portland now, but I guess it’s a business. I can’t believe how many states they’re now available in and I’m sure it’s because of Shipyard.