To the Falmouth Craft Beer and Wine Scene. When it comes to craft beer and wine, Falmouth has a rich agricultural history. Early residents would brew their own beer for personal consumption, using available grains such as corn, barley, and rye. By the mid-1800s, Falmouth had become a central hub for beer production.
Winemaking, like brewing, was first introduced by pioneers who attempted to grow European grape varieties, which did not take well to Cape Cod’s sandy soil and moody climate. Growers got it right by the twentieth century, opening small vineyards that produced uniquely flavored regional wines.
Cape Cod Winery carries several variates of wine by bottle or can available also in the gift shop.
In the heart of Falmouth, Aquatic Brewing Co., is riding a fresh wave of craft beer innovation fueled by science, community and a love of the ocean.
Since openings its doors in 2019, Bad Martha Farmer’s Brewery in East Falmouth has evolved into a full-scale production brewery, a year around destination, and a cozy hub for locals and visitors alike.