Vertically Integrated & Profitable Restaurant/Brewery - Price Red
Craft brewery and full-service restaurant group in Maine
On NextCompany since August 30, 2026 (46 days)
ME area
Business overview
This group runs a vertically integrated craft beverage and hospitality business in Maine. It combines brewing, on-premise dining, and wholesale distribution. The group occupies riverfront and coastal real estate at two sites. A modern brewhouse holds over 240 barrels of fermentation capacity.
The sale includes a 15,500 square foot real estate portfolio. 2025 revenue reached $7.1 million. Seller discretionary earnings are $1,200,000. The retiring owner asks $10,850,000.
Who is a good fit for this business
- Buyers who can fund a $10,850,000 purchase without seller financing.
- Operators who will keep this brewery and restaurant in Maine.
- Strategic acquirers seeking brewing, dining, and wholesale under one Maine brand.
- Buyers who want owned riverfront and coastal real estate with guest operations.
Details
- Reason for selling
- Retirement
Frequently Asked Questions
This group runs a vertically integrated craft beverage and hospitality business in Maine. It manufactures beer in a modern brewhouse. It also serves guests through destination-style retail. Revenue channels include on-premise dining, brewery sales, and wholesale distribution. Guests get an indoor-outdoor experience around an authentic Maine brand.
2025 revenue reached $7.1 million. 2025 Adjusted EBITDA was $1.1 million with margins of 16%+. Seller discretionary earnings are $1,200,000. The asking price is $10,850,000. The listing projects 2026 revenue of $7.4 million and Adjusted EBITDA of $1.2 million.
The sale includes a 15,500 square foot real estate portfolio. Both locations sit in Maine communities with local and tourist traffic. Furniture, fixtures, and equipment total $1,300,000. Inventory totals $228,000. Tangible assets total about $10 million across real estate, equipment, and inventory.
A modern brewhouse holds over 240 barrels of fermentation capacity. A high-speed canning line supports regional production. The listing cites excess production capacity. That capacity is aimed at new domestic and international distribution.
The owner is selling for retirement. The listing seeks a partner for the next phase of expansion. The current owners want continuity of standards and community presence. Transworld Business Advisors of Maine carries the listing.