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From TFP – Veritas 010 was released at the 5th Annual Barrel Night at Lost Abbey. Attendees were given 1 bottle as part of attendance, and given the option to purchase an additional bottle. Lore has it, this beer is a relative to the mystical leg… [...]
When Temple opened their doors just before Christmas it seemed that every beer wanker in Melbourne had some sort of collective epiphany, all of a sudden every person with an Untappd login and a Twitter feed were raving about the … Continue reading → [...]
This is one of those posts where a certain amount of anonymity is called for. Not on my part, obviously, but I should probably draw a veil over the establishment involved. So there’s this bar quite near where I live – which narrows it down to about 20 – and they’ve recently shaken up their [...] [...]
I’m guessing the Moscato would be pretty good. Story here. Share and Enjoy: [...]
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Here is RateBeer’s top 100 brewers for the year. San Diego’s AleSmith, Stone, Alpine, Green Flash, and Ballast Point were all in the top 30, with Port/Lost Abbey coming in at number 69, beating out such heavy hitters as New Belgium and Boston Bee… [...]
When I first tasted Fraoch from Williams Bros I was surprised by the honey sweetness, the alien flavours of herbal heather and distinct lack of hop character. It was well out of my normal preferred flavour range, and yet I liked it. Then I drank it wit… [...]
L.A. schools Supt. John Deasy has ordered his staff to submit or re-submit reports to the state credentialing commission on hundreds of teachers accused of misconduct over the last four years. [...]
Bend’s local alt-weekly The Source broke the news today that there will be another new brewery opening up in Central Oregon, possibly by this summer: Sunriver Brewing Company, based south of Bend in the resort town of Sunriver. In what will be ab… [...]
Boys and girls, listen up. International Serious Eats Meet-Up Day is just around the corner! This Saturday. What exactly happens on this day? Serious eaters all over the globe meet up to chit and chat, eat, drink, and be merry. You’re going, right? See the updated list of all cities and venue information here. [...]
apparently i am not the only one obsessed by beer labels eat your pinterest heart out! [...]
I honestly do my best to be fair when I review a beer. I also go in with the idea that you have no idea what anything tastes like until you try it so you never know. I have found decent and inexpensive beers that most beer bloggers would never even … [...]
Farewell, Thom A huge outpouring of love and respect this week as one of the most gifted musicians to ever come out of Rhode Island, Thom Enright, passed away at the age of 59. A huge outpouring of love and respect this week as one of the most gifted… [...]
Socrates enjoys a glass of CBS while contemplating the ethics of aftermarket beer sales. When I first began my exploration into the craft beer realm, I had no idea what I was getting myself into. No, I’m not referring to the vast number of brew… [...]
This past Friday I had the most Epic brew day in my history of brewing. I took on a task that I had never even imagined until last Thursday. I wanted to brew a 10 Gallon batch of beer on Thursday, and then possibly another 10 gallon batch l… [...]
Leinenkugel Sunset Wheat, Kona Fire Rock and Breckenridge Vanilla Porter, along with the Harpoon White UFO are now on tap at Gorman’s in North Cape May. If you are in the Cape May area and take a ride to see Wendy, Nick and her crew at Gorman’s Liquors in the Bayshore Mall (609) 884-2884. They [...] [...]
If you’re a serious homebrewer, you’re going to want to check out these two competitions. Both Copper Kettle Brewing Co. and Lone Tree Brewing Co. are offering the chance for a homebrewer to brew on their professional system with the brewery’s respective Head Brewer (Jeremy or Jason). Here are the details: Lone Tree Brewing Company [...] [...]
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Name: Mojo IPA Brewer: Boulder Beer Company (Boulder, CO) Classification: American IPA Alcohol: 7.2% Thoughts: For some reason my running distances have picked up lately. I was running about 3.1 miles when I run. Then the last t… [...]
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The Oregon Garden Brewfest is one week from today!
One week from today the Oregon Garden Brewfest kicks off over in Silverton, offering two days of beer tasting at the Grand Hall of the Oregon Garden, including beer from a number of (western) Oregon breweries that you may not have tried yet. I posted t... [...] Read more →
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Beer and Burger Pairing at The Counter
The Counter, a burger joint where you custom build your burger, is featuring a Beer and Burger Pairing Menu from February 28 through March 18 at both locations. The burger and beer pairings combine a flight of four mini beers with four beef mini burgers for the reasonable price of $ 13. Newcastle (Brown Ale) paired [...] [...] Read more →
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Geeky San Francisco Saturday
My second of four days in San Francisco was just as long and eventful as the first.I woke up Saturday morning at about 8:30, in far less pain than I thought I would be after a long Friday urban hike. I took a quick shower and once again hit the p... [...] Read more →
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Ten
"What the fuck is this world running to?" It's the most wonderful time of the year, when desperate bloggers trot out top-tens and best-ofs in an often-pathetic attempt to justify the freebies and junkets that have kept them in copy all the live-l... [...] Read more →
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The Bruery ISO:FT
From The Bruery - You didn’t think The Bruery and Cigar City could get together and not make a special version of their already special beer, did you? This extremely limited version of Marrón Acidifié was fermented with Florida and California ... [...] Read more →
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Big Sky Moves Up List of Top 50 Craft Breweries
The Brewers Association released today it's annual list of the top 50 craft brewing companies based on 2011 beer sales volumes. Montana's largest brewery, Big Sky Brewing Co., made the list at No. 37, two spots higher than in 2010.Thirty six of t... [...] Read more →
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Bier als Fitnessgetränk?
Dass Bier ein besonders nährstoffreiches Getränk ist und an der Ausformung kugelrunder Männerbäuche zumindest nicht unbeteiligt ist, dürfte hinreichend bekannt sein. Zudem lesen wir auf T-Shirts häufig den scherzhaften Spr... [...] Read more →
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J.W. Lees Harvest Ale Matured in Calvados Casks
This beer is a treat on every imaginable level. Enjoy this like a fine brandy, sherry or rare cigar; even with a rare cigar. This has a sweet viscous body that coats the palate confidently, without overpowering the tastebuds in any way. This 2007 vinta... [...] Read more →
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substitute L.A. Beer Blast
I absolutely promise that this is the last low-tech substitute for the Beer Blast. It will be worth the wait when it returns. 1. As part of a continuing series of wine and beer paired dinners, Lagunitas Brewing Company is partnering with The Churchill to present a 5-course Tasting Menu + Beer Pairing for $55 [...] [...] Read more →
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Dvaadvact Tbor – (pivn slavnosti)
Pelom ledna a nora (letos tedy spe prvn dekda nora) bv pro pivae malm svtkem. Do Tbora se v tu dobu sjd pivovart, aby ochutnali mezi sebou rz... [...] Read more →
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Founders, Detroit-area breweries take top honors at biennial World Beer Cup
Besides Founders, other Michigan breweries to win top honors include Kuhnhenn and Dragonmead in Warren, and Bastone Brewery in Royal Oak. [...] Read more →
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Review: Mikkeller Jackie Brown
Mikkeller is always produces interesting beers, and we have reviewed several of them in the past. I picked up the Jackie Brown on a whim, thinking that the plain label would mean it is a standard brown ale. After some research this may turn out to be a very interesting beer, as Mikkeller adds plenty [...] [...] Read more →
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BreastFest: Good beers, good times, good cause!
This past Saturday I attended the 10th annual BreastFest at Herbst Pavillion at Fort Mason in San Francisco. This was the first year this event has made it across the bay to San Francisco, having previously taken place in Marin … Continue reading → [...] Read more →
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Spicy hops
I've been doing some hop reading and writing recently and so sources call particular hop varieties, mostly British, 'spicy', but I've never understood what that actually means...It's not like chillis, it's not like festive spices, not Asian spices, so ... [...] Read more →
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Trafalgar Arms (judging a book by its cover)
Is it possible to judge a pub by the cover of the newspapers available on the bar? There were multiple copies of both the Mail on Sunday and the News of the Screws on the bar at the Trafalgar Arms when I visited with Meister. Neither publication are hi... [...] Read more →
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Review: Beck’s
It's been a long time since I had this beer.. wait.. likely last Christmas, when I was given this as a stocking stuffer. Moooost likely, yep. That's it. Germany has so many amazing beers (my favourite styles being hefeweisens and bocks), so why settle ... [...] Read more →
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Jenny’s week: cooking eggs the Heston way – eventually!
Because it's currently Farmhouse Breakfast Week, here's a little piece on the subject of breakfast. [...] Read more →
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Strange Brew: The Day The BBC Went Beer
Strange Brew: the riff to 60s supergroup Cream's opens BBC Radio 4's The Food Programme. And as the intro to Eric, Jack and Ginger's timeless guitar anthem is replaced by the opening teaser quotes of what the programme will be about, the... [...] Read more →
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A Book Review of The Bread Baker’s Apprentice by Peter Reinhart
It seems that people who share the name Reinhart (or Reinhardt, in my case) are an obsessive bunch. My obsession is all things beer and fermentation, and Peter Reinhart’s is bread. I purchased The Break Baker’s Apprentice for my wife over Christmas and was glad that she wanted it as a gift so I didn’t [...] [...] Read more →
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Colorado Beer News 031412
Today is Pi Day. 3.14 approximately. You'll need to know that value if you ever want to measure the circumference of a beer barrel. Here's what's happening around the Colorado beerosphere today Wednesday, March 14th, 2012. If you have some Colorado br... [...] Read more →
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