It has never been like this before. There are a lot of people in the DC area devoting column inches to this phrase or something like it these days, but when they do it, the tone tends to be rueful or concerned. You can almost hear the wringing of their hands. Not me. I’m elated. A little less than two weeks ago, the Neighborhood Restauran ...
Read More »Victorian Beers Return to DC Courtesy of Ron Pattinson, Bluejacket, and DC Brau
Ron Pattinson, beer historian and member of the British Guild of Beer Writers, was in town last Friday visiting DC from Amsterdam. Seeing as it was his birthday, I asked Bluejacket and DC Brau if they’d host him for a birthday brew. Other breweries were of course interested (who wouldn’t be?), but Ron wanted to keep it in the Distri ...
Read More »New Beer/Brewery Friday 10/26/18
It seems like it's only been a week since we had a New Beer/Brewery Friday - because it has. Policy Kings' brief 10 day reign as the new guys is already over as the T.F. (Templin Family) Brewing Co. officially debuts today. Congrats to the Templin Family on making their dream a reality! TF Brewing - Zitrone Wheat Ale : Pours straw yellow wit ...
Read More »The Daily Brews for Friday, October 26, 2018
Ten events featuring craft beer in the DMV today. DC DACHA Beer Garden is transforming into the Dacha FEAR Garden starting tonight and running through Halloween MARYLAND Brookeville Beer Farm has food by Bullhead Pit Beef and music by John Trupp VIRGINIA Mustang Sally Brewing has live music by Patrick Wray Old Bust Head has food by the Good G ...
Read More »Beer Premiere gets delightfully weird with the brews this time around
It’s back with more brand-new beers than ever before! The Beer Premiere, the final calendar event of 2018 for the New Mexico Brewers Guild, returns this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at Canteen Brewhouse. This year there will be a record 20 breweries participating (up from 18 last year, 15 the year before that), each of whom will bring a bran ...
Read More »How Boulder’s Charlie Papazian taught America to homebrew
The Coloradoan How Boulder's Charlie Papazian taught America to homebrew The Coloradoan The 69-year-old man who used it to teach community homebrewing courses in Boulder is being archived for his many contributions to the country's beer culture — his book “The Joy of Homebrewing” simplified the brewing process for mor ...
Read More »Maine Beer Company expands into Florida
Maine Beer Company of Freeport, Maine, announces their expansion into Florida David and Daniel Kleban began Maine Beer Company in 2009 in Portland, Maine. They started with a one-barrel brewhouse and the mission of brewing one beer and brewing it … Continue reading → The post Maine Beer Company expands into Florida appeared first o ...
Read More »The Evolution of Speciation Artisan Ales
Imagine life’s first strands, the RNA in volcanic pools wriggling like an eel in attempt to express itself. As it reacts to cyanide and sugar, nucleotides are formed—RNA’s baby food. From these humble beginnings we have a miracle that science is still trying to understand. Information unfurls, cells are born. Earth settles. No ...
Read More »Greg Kallfa and Adam Kandle of Boulder Fermentation Supply and VisionQuest Brewing
Boulder Weekly Greg Kallfa and Adam Kandle of Boulder Fermentation Supply and VisionQuest Brewing Boulder Weekly If ever there were a time to dive into homebrewing, now would be it. Not only does 2018 mark the 40th anniversary of President Jimmy Carter signing H.R. 1337 — making it legal to relax and have a homebrew — Nov. 3 is ...
Read More »BrewDog to launch craft beer airline with round-trip between London and Columbus
BrewDog to launch craft beer airline with round-trip between London and Columbus 10TV Craft brewer BrewDog is offering beer lovers an immersive experience 35,000 feet in the air with the launch of the world's first craft beer airline. BrewDog Airlines is scheduled to take flight in February 2019 with a round-trip between London and ...
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