The taproom
No reservations needed. Monday–Thursday 12–8, Friday–Saturday 12–9, Sunday 12–8. Only guests 21 and over can buy or taste beer.
Brewery · Peconic
Greenport Harbor Brewing
A hand-sawn timber bar, long farm tables, and a lawn that backs onto the vineyard next door.
The bigger of Greenport Harbor’s two breweries: a Main Road brewhouse with timber trusses, a full kitchen, a lawn and live bands most weekends. Harbor Ale and Black Duck Porter are the regulars. Kids and leashed dogs are welcome, and nobody needs a reservation.
Greenport's hometown brewery, now with a full restaurant and a barrel room in Peconic
Pet friendlyGroups welcomeFamily friendlyLive music
House beers
Harbor Ale (American pale ale); Black Duck Porter; Leaf Pile pumpkin ale in the fall; Facing East New England IPA
On tap. Year-round and seasonal beers brewed on the North Fork: pale ale, porter, pilsner, light lager, hazy and strong IPAs, Festbier, Summer Ale
Something to eat
Full restaurant on site: Brewhouse Burger, a big pretzel, buffalo chicken dip, beer ramen, quinoa bowl, harvest salad
Outside
A large lawn outside big glass doors, surrounded by farm fields and vineyards
Music. Live bands most weekends, Thursday trivia, NFL Sundays and open mic nights
Good to know
Buses and limos need a reservation and are not accepted on weekends from May to October. If anyone in a group appears intoxicated, the whole group is refused entry. The original Greenport taproom on Carpenter Street is a separate, smaller room.
Getting here
Our partner can drive you to Greenport Harbor Brewing
A black-car SUV with a driver, door to door. Ask for a price and our black-car partner will come back to you — which also settles the one problem a tasting day cannot solve on its own, that somebody has to stay sober to drive.
Photos
Nearby on the North Fork
Other tasting rooms in Peconic and along this fork.