Not too much here for me in Wienerville, MD (Census designated location).
Realerevival Brewing aka RAR: First things first, this is one of the dumbest brewery names ever. They are pretty much known as RAR (rawr) now, and seem to have all but abandoned whatever Realerevival was. This is probably the closest brewery to me, and it also happens to be one of the two or three "it" breweries in Maryland (along with Burley Oak, which is slightly too far to include on this list for me). They follow the nu-money brewery model that is popular right now - Hazy IPAs and Kettle Sours. I think most hazy IPAs taste exactly the same outside of the few breweries that really transcend the style (Hill Farmstead, Trillium, Transient, Brew Gentlemen, etc.). These guys are no different. If you like hazy IPA, you'll like these guys. If you like kettle sours with a bunch of lactose and fruit, you'll like these guys. For me, I do really enjoy their Pales and lower-abv IPAs. That's their sweet-spot. Once they approach and exceed 8%, their beers just drink way too sweet for my liking.
Evolution Brewing: This brewery is not flashy at all, but may be my favorite in MD. They make a couple of good IPAs (Lot 3 and Lot 6) that are sort of in the "2010" realm of IPAs with a bit of crystal, but they avoid being overly sweet. They make a Chardonnay Barrel-Aged Saison that is absolutely crushable when the batch is on. Where they really get their money from me is with their Rise Up Stout and Delmarva Pure Pils. Rise Up Stout is a <7% Coffee Stout. But it is just about perfect. Lots of coffee, perfect stout underneath, and no green pepper or charred character. The Pils did well in Paste's blind Pilsner ranking - which means jack **** - but it's nice to have such a good local Pils readily accessible. No lactose necessary.
Union Brewing and Burley Oak are both ~1 hour away, which pushes the "local" thing a little too far. I enjoy both of them, as well.