Beer

October brings a welcome change of pace, with crisp days and cozy evenings. Here in Maine, the changing leaves make everything feel even more special, giving us plenty of reasons to slow down and savor the season. Whether you’re picking up a bottle to bring to a casual get-together or simply looking for something new

September has a way of making everything feel a little more intentional. School is back in session, the calendar fills up, routines return, and everyone is savoring those last few precious summer evenings. There’s plenty happening this time of year, from Labor Day weekend and football watch parties to dinner with friends and tailgates parties.

August always seems to slip by a little too quickly. It’s the time of year to enjoy an evening outside on the deck or in the backyard, soaking up the last moments of summer before the calendar starts turning toward fall. Whether you’re planning a weekend cookout or simply looking for something refreshing to pour

The Solstice may mark the official start, but July is when everyone really shifts into full “summer mode.” The days stretch out, the evenings stay warm, and suddenly the idea of “just one more drink” turns into staying out way later than you planned. Everything feels a little looser, a little louder, and a lot

June has a way of making everything feel a little lighter. The days stretch out, calendars fill up fast, and suddenly there’s always a reason to meet up for one more drink. Rooftops, patios, backyard hangs, spontaneous happy hours—it’s officially the season of saying yes to plans. This month is all about keeping things easy

May in Maine brings a welcome shift, with longer days and more chances to get outside again. After a long winter, people are starting to emerge from hibernation mode, whether that means backyard get-togethers, celebrating big milestones, or just enjoying a drink on the porch with friends. It’s also the season of celebrations. From college

April can be a “Well, why not?” kind of month. It gives off “let’s try something new” energy as we collectively shake off winter. So, grab that bottle of wine or liquor you’ve been eyeing, or switch up your usual go-to beer. We’re officially out of hibernation mode, and your bar should be too. Think

We’re not calling it spring just yet—but March in Maine is starting to feel a little less frosty and a little more hopeful.  As the daylight lingers and the snow starts to melt (slowly), it’s the perfect time to restock your bar and dream of warmer days ahead. RSVP has you covered with cozy classics

As the holidays draw to a close, it’s time to usher in 2025. January, a month known for fresh starts, is the perfect opportunity to refresh your bar cart and beer fridge with some exciting new additions. Our January picks include an IPA with notes of bright pine, a crisp NA IPA, a red blend