Minneapolis, MN – We’re all about honoring the passage of the seasons here at Fulton, so we’ve decided to commemorate the onset of autumn by releasing our fall seasonal, The Libertine, this Saturday. To kick things off, we’re holding a “Libertine 2012 Release Tour”, which will start Saturday at our taproom, followed by a stop at […]
In conjunction with L.A. Beer Week Beachwood BBQ in Seal Beach is proudly celebrating the season with a Farmhouse Ale Festival on Thursday, September 20 through Sunday, September 23. Join us for farmhouse inspired food specials and a rotating draft list featuring all farmhouse ales. Come experience a family of beers that have mesmerized our […]
On Saturday, October 20th from noon to 4pm we’ll begin Austin Beer Week by hosting our Second Annual Funk n’ Sour Fest at Jester King. Funk n’ Sour Fest is a celebration of the wild yeast and souring bacteria that are responsible for the sour and funky beers brewed here at Jester King and at […]
Hood River, Or – It’s been 25 years since Full Sail Brewing brewed up their first batch of beer and to celebrate they have crafted “25,” a pale doppelbock to celebrate this special occasion: the brewery’s 25th anniversary. The Full Sail crew invites you to join them in toasting to “25” in Hood River on […]
MEDIA, PA – On Thursday, September 27, from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m., the region’s most celebrated brewery and restaurant, Iron Hill (30 East State Street, 610-627-9000), will toast their award-winning head brewer Bob Barrar’s 40th birthday with Dark Humor Rising, a tasting of rare and exciting iterations of his Dark Humor porter. Originally brewed […]
Last Wednesday we opened our Denver taproom at the Crooked Stave Barrel Cellar for the first time. This was the first time interested drinkers could come in and taste a full line up of Crooked Stave beers. We had a few blasts from the past on tap like Petite Sour and Wild Wild Brett Blue […]
This week we enjoy a bit of classic Belgium delicious, with a delicious Quad from St. Bernardus, the Abt 12.
PORTLAND, OR – A recently completed study estimates the economic impact of the 2012 Oregon Brewers Festival (OBF) on the local economy at $30 million. This was the second year that Jeff Dense, Professor of Political Science at Eastern Oregon University, and his Politics and Beer class conducted a survey on the grounds of the festival. […]
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This week we do another twofer, an Invasion IPA from Mikkeller beer, not a collaboration but the first Mikkeller beer that was bottled by Mikkeller in the US. Since we have no Master Pairings this week, we decide to break out another beer, and choose Stephen hates Mikkeller, but not really, & John didn’t swallow […]
Boulder, CO – India pale ale (IPA) has become one of the most popular craft beer styles in the world, and Brewers Publications is pleased to present the authoritative guide to the brewing techniques and history behind this iconic beer. IPA: Brewing Techniques, Recipes and the Evolution of India Pale Ale, by Mitch Steele, is a […]
Have you always wanted to write about craft beer? Do you have a strong opinion on certain aspects of the craft beer industry? Have you ever wanted to start your own beer blog, but don’t know where to begin? Have you started a beer blog and made little traction with it? Does going to a […]
Dedicated to Farmers and Fermenters — Introducing Rogue Ales first rye beer – Chatoe Rogue Roguenbier Rye. Brewed with the GYO Certified Dream Rye from Rogue Farms Micro Hopyard in Independence, Oregon and tested in our Farmstead Brewery. Ch Chatoe Rogue Roguenbier Rye is taste of the rich alluvial soils, magical combination of sun and rain, and the cooling […]
