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Four Ways to Drink MITAle During Release Week

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Since Rising Tide Brewing Co.'s Maine Island Trail Ale topped the charts of Dave Patterson's Maine Madness Beer Tournament, we've all been chomping at the bit for the return of this seasonal favorite. "The best news of all," according to Tom Atwell of Portland Press Herald, "Is that this year the beer will be available in cans." As was true of the bottles last year, a portion of the proceeds from every can sold benefits the Maine Island Trail Association, or MITA. In honor of today's release on draft and in 16oz cans, here are four great ways to enjoy #MITAle during its first week out.
—Adam H. Callaghan


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Monument Square

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Wish you could drink MITAle during release week for FREE? Turns out you can. Starting with coffee and snacks at Monument Square, join the Garbage to Garden Portland City-Wide Clean-up May 3rd. Rising Tide will lead a group of volunteers to help clean up the East Bayside neighborhood, and all volunteers receive a coupon pack of rad incentives from local businesses, including a complimentary beer at Rising Tide following clean-up. Wear outdoor clothes and bring gloves if you’d like. [Photo]

Rising Tide Brewing Company

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MITAle will be available in cans and on tap starting May 1st at the Rising Tide Brewing Co. tasting room during open hours. Stop by to grab a 4-pack, fill your growler, or drink it straight from the source!

The Thirsty Pig

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Stop into the #MITAle Porch Party at The Thirsty Pig for a beer break with the Rising Tide crew featuring DJ Mosart during First Friday Art Walk, May 2nd. A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to MITA.

Hannaford Hall USM

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Today, May 1st, the 2014 Small Boaters’ Film Fest and Auction marks the official re-release of MITAle. Taking place in USM Portland’s Hannaford Hall, goings-on include the Reel Paddling Film Festival, a silent auction, live music & art, food, drink, and more. Ticket and auction sales benefit MITA and their mission to enjoy and protect wild islands and water trails off the coast of Maine.

Monument Square

Wish you could drink MITAle during release week for FREE? Turns out you can. Starting with coffee and snacks at Monument Square, join the Garbage to Garden Portland City-Wide Clean-up May 3rd. Rising Tide will lead a group of volunteers to help clean up the East Bayside neighborhood, and all volunteers receive a coupon pack of rad incentives from local businesses, including a complimentary beer at Rising Tide following clean-up. Wear outdoor clothes and bring gloves if you’d like. [Photo]

Rising Tide Brewing Company

MITAle will be available in cans and on tap starting May 1st at the Rising Tide Brewing Co. tasting room during open hours. Stop by to grab a 4-pack, fill your growler, or drink it straight from the source!

The Thirsty Pig

Stop into the #MITAle Porch Party at The Thirsty Pig for a beer break with the Rising Tide crew featuring DJ Mosart during First Friday Art Walk, May 2nd. A portion of the proceeds from this event will be donated to MITA.

Hannaford Hall USM

Today, May 1st, the 2014 Small Boaters’ Film Fest and Auction marks the official re-release of MITAle. Taking place in USM Portland’s Hannaford Hall, goings-on include the Reel Paddling Film Festival, a silent auction, live music & art, food, drink, and more. Ticket and auction sales benefit MITA and their mission to enjoy and protect wild islands and water trails off the coast of Maine.