Turning Page Farm Brewery
4.9 (99 on Google)
About Turning Page Farm Brewery
Turning Page Farm Brewery is a small batch farm brewery in Monson, Maine. The tasting room sits in an earth battery greenhouse that overlooks the goat pastures. Tim Bueschen brews the beer, and Joy Bueschen makes the artisan goat cheese.
About six beers are on tap each weekend. The list has included Beehive Brown, Farmhouse Red, Lone Rooster Rye, Weathervane Wheat and Black Slate Stout. Tim got his start in brewing during years living in Munich, and the farm aims to bring that unhurried beer garden pace to Maine.
The kitchen serves pretzel bites with beer cheese, bratwurst and kielbasa sandwiches, and homemade stout chili. Vegetarian and gluten free options are always available. Dogs are welcome, and the beer garden has outdoor seating.
There is a farm store on site, and the goats are part of the visit. Live music and trivia turn up on the events calendar. The parking lot is wheelchair accessible.
From Turning Page Farm's own website and its Google listing, read November 4, 2026.
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Amenities
- Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Map
Questions people ask
Can I bring my dog to Turning Page Farm Brewery?
Yes. The brewery is dog friendly, and the beer garden has outdoor seating.
Is there food?
Yes. The menu has small bites like pretzel bites with beer cheese and baked feta, plus hot sandwiches and stout chili. Vegetarian options are always available.
What beer is on tap?
About six beers pour each weekend, chosen from a list that includes Beehive Brown, Black Slate Stout, Farmhouse Red, Lone Rooster Rye, Tipped Over 'Pail' Ale, Weathervane Wheat and Bounty Belgian.
Can I stay overnight at the farm?
Yes. Next Chapter Cabins is a short woodland walk from the brewery, and cabin rentals are booked through turningpagefarm.com.
Which breweries are close by?
Two Knights Brewing Company in Sangerville is 7 miles away. Gordon's Grog in St Albans is 21.6 miles away, and Bryant's Brewing in Hartland is 22.9 miles away.
Answers come from Turning Page Farm's website and its Google listing, read November 4, 2026.
Before you visit Turning Page Farm
Expect a working farm, not a city taproom. Goats graze beside the greenhouse, and the room stays sunny year round. Dogs are welcome too.
Check turningpagefarm.com before you go. Hours shift with the season, and the events page lists music, trivia and other gatherings. The menu page has the current beer list.
Two Knights Brewing Company in Sangerville is 7 miles away. Gordon's Grog in St Albans is 21.6 miles away, and Bryant's Brewing in Hartland is 22.9 miles. Two Knights makes an easy second stop.