The Korean BBQ Pork Nachos at Foulmouthed Brewing in 2021. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer
Foulmouthed Brewing in South Portland announced on social media Wednesday that it will close at the end of the month, saying another brewery has bought the business and will take over its Knightville home.
The post did not name the new ownership but described it as a “new, independent brewery with plenty of experience working within the industry here in Maine.”
Because of the opportunity to sell, the post said, “we feel the time is right for us to move on.”
Julia and Craig Dilger, who started off as enthusiastic home brewers, opened Foulmouthed in 2016 in a former auto garage on Ocean Street not far from the Casco Bay Bridge. The post said they were proud of transforming “a dilapidated old building into the thriving business and brand that we created together with the help of our staff, friends, and customers.”
The brewpub’s last day of service will be on April 28.
Alongside its frequently changing beer choices and beer cocktails, Foulmouthed has offered a menu of well-made burgers, sandwiches and other pub food like poutine, wings and soft pretzels.
In the years that the brewpub has been open, the neighborhood has changed considerably, become something of a foodie destination. The nearby Judy Gibson restaurant and Solo Cucina market, though, both closed recently as well.
The post noted that “the challenges of the last several years have been ceaseless” and that while they were sad to close, they are also “excited for the next chapter for the neighborhood and for our own family.”
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