Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with Santa Fe’s seven breweries, one in Los Alamos, one in Moriarty, one in Red River, one in Silver City, and one in Truth or Consequences also joining the party. Stoutmeister p ...
Read More »Alaskan Brewing: Bound for Utah
I'm finally back from my Belgian vacation. The beer there is wonderful, but our home suds will always have my heart. I'm happy to bring news back with me about a new brewery making it's way to the Beehive state. Back in May we told you about Anchorage Brewing making their way into Utah. Now another popular brewery from America's 49th state ...
Read More »Collective Arts Brewing brings delicious Canadian cool to DC
Last week, Canadian brewery Collective Arts Brewing held a series of events across DC in honor of their expansion into the DC market, hosted by industry leaders like Greg Engert from Neighbourhood Restaurant Group and Erika Goedrich from Craft Beer Cellar. I took the opportunity to meet with several of the Collective Arts Brewing staff ...
Read More »Cycle Brewing tap room turns six and the brewery announces bottle release
St. Petersburg’s first operating brewery, Cycle Brewing, first opened their downtown St. Petersburg location six years ago this week. The brewery is celebrating by releasing a set of massive vanilla stouts. On July 30th, the brewery posted a picture of … Continue reading → The post Cycle Brewing tap room turns six and t ...
Read More »Angry Chair and 7venth Sun to release collab pastry stout for anniversary
Tampa’s 7venth Sun Brewery is turning two years old this week, and what better way to celebrate than by releasing a beer done in a style where both breweries excel: pastry stouts. There will be two beers bottled and released … Continue reading → The post Angry Chair and 7venth Sun to release collab pastry stout for anniversar ...
Read More »Beer Notes: Resurrections, closures, brewers-on-the-move and more
Artesia’s second brewery is sadly no more. (Photo courtesy of Hopscotch Brewing) The news items are piling up around here, so let us start the week with what is going on around the New Mexico craft brewing scene. We’re not dead yet After we published our story about Eske’s Brew Pub and Eatery meeting an untimely demise after 2 ...
Read More »Beer Is A Business, People
Beer is a business and with that comes responsibilities. Welcome to Stalin’s Russia or Bernie’s America, also known as the Void, home of an inferior product. But you already knew that. Let’s start with the latest controversy in craft beer. That’s right, BABIES IN BARS. No, that’s not very new. Read it ...
Read More »Turquoise Trail Brewing hopes to become a gem along East Central
Owner/brewer Sean Lawson welcomed the Crew to Turquoise Trail Brewing for the first time. The blank spots on the map continue to fill up with breweries and taprooms. Turquoise Trail Brewing is the latest addition to the East Central corridor, landing at 11016 Central SE, a short drive east of Bombs Away and west of the Tractor Four Hills Taproo ...
Read More »Black Brew Movement: 4 Leaders with a Passion
Black Brew Movement is a collective of four young black professionals who are working to make the metropolitan DC beer community stronger. The founders, Phil Jackson, Simone Cope, Courtney Brown, and Charles Rominiyi, all share a love for craft beer and a passion for driving diversity within the industry through education, events, and exposure. ...
Read More »Brasserie Cantillon Grand Cru Bruocsella 1983
Drinking aged lambic beers can be a great pleasure. As someone who is a huge fan of Belgium’s funky, dry, tart lambic brews, some of my life’s most memorable moments have been savoring such beers during a trip to “The Beer Country”, Belgium. I very much enjoyed the opportunity to savor a circa 1975 Cantillon…The ...
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