Bad Martha Farmer's Brewery, Falmouth

Bad Martha Farmer’s Brewery is a standout microbrewery in Falmouth, Massachusetts, blending craft beer excellence with a vibrant, welcoming atmosphere. Originally established on Martha’s Vineyard in 2013 by Jonathan Blum, the brewery expanded to the mainland in September 2019 with its second and larger location in Falmouth. This facility boasts a 15-barrel brewing system, capable of expanding to 30 barrels, and features a state-of-the-art canning line, increasing the availability of Bad Martha Beer both on and off the Vineyard.

At the heart of Bad Martha’s craft lies a unique ingredient-wild grape leaves, hand-picked from Martha’s Vineyard. The brewery produces around 50 distinct beers each year, incorporating local ingredients from nearby farms, including beach plums, berries, honey, oysters, chocolate, and coffee. The diverse selection ensures that beer enthusiasts can always discover something new, whether it's a refreshing seasonal ale or an inventive limited release.

The Falmouth Brewery offers a year-round beer garden experience with indoor and outdoor seating, ample parking, bike racks, and accessibility for all visitors. Guests can enjoy free samples, purchase beers by the glass, or opt for a flight paddle to explore multiple flavors. Additionally, growlers, crowlers, and 16 oz. 4-packs of select styles are available for take-home enjoyment. To complement the brews, Bad Martha serves a menu of cheese plates, charcuterie, crudité, pizzas, and other snacks.

Recognizable by its signature dark-haired mermaid logo, Bad Martha Farmer’s Brewery has made its mark in the craft beer world, earning 13 international beer awards since 2014. The brewery’s Falmouth location continues the brand’s commitment to quality, creativity, and community, making it a must-visit destination for beer lovers on Cape Cod and beyond.