Over the past decade, the craft beer scene has really blossomed here in New Jersey. Every year, new micro and nano breweries pop up across the Garden State, and we couldn’t be happier. Many of our local beers have won national awards and today we have some phenomenal new news to report…New Jersey is home to the BEST beer in America.

Cape May Brewing Co. got its start back in 2011 and has done some truly incredible things since then.
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They've won DOZENS of awards including a Gold Medal at the World Beer Championships for their Blonde Ale and the People's Choice: Best Brewery Award at the Atlantic City Beer & Music Festival.
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Recently, they received a major honor - Beer Connoisseur labeled Cape May Brewing Co. as the third best brewery in the nation. But that's not all...
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The brewery's very own Topsail was named the number one best beer in the United States. Receiving a score of 98, it was designated as a world class beer.
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The Topsail (not pictured) is a sour blonde ale with hints of exotic fruit flavors.
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Though Topsail is certainly one of their best beers, there are many more worth trying. Check out the seasonal Biscuits and Honey, or The Bog Cranberry Shandy for something light and refreshing.
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The brewery is open daily for tours and tastings, and they also offer special events like yesterday's Pint Night to benefit the Police Unity Tour.
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You can visit Cape May Brewing Co. at 1288 Hornet Road in Lower Township, New Jersey. They are open every day from 12-8. A variety of tours are offered, including the Sour Brewery Tour (30 minutes) and the Production Brewery Tour (1 hour). Children are welcome (with adult supervision) and guests are free to bring their own food. For a historic brewery in New Jersey worth checking out, click here.

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