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MidTown Tavern almost ready to become Minn’Ohana brew pub

Mankato Free Press MidTown Tavern almost ready to become Minn'Ohana brew pub Mankato Free Press Within a few months, MidTown Tavern will transform from an Old Town saloon with a taco bar and karaoke to a brew pub with eight beers brewed on-site. They're planning to renovate the rear entry, add a new facade to the Riverfront Drive entra ...

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Homebrew competition set for Delaware State Fair

Homebrew competition set for Delaware State Fair Middletown Transcript More than 62 entries of home-brewed beer will compete for top honors July 21 as part of the eighth annual Battle of the Brews at the Delaware State Fair, held at the Delaware State Fairgrounds, 18500 S. Dupont Highway, Harrington. Judging will begin at ...

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Photo Album: What I Did on My Summer Vacation (So Far)…

While I haven't been very active in blogging, that doesn't mean I haven't been visiting breweries. In the last couple of months, I managed to hit four that are either new or which I hadn't had a chance to visit before. I thought you might enjoy seeing some of the photos that my wife Elaine took during our visits to them. Matanuska Brewing Co ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Hops head north to Taos and Santa Fe

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, and one in Las Cruces also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to hand ...

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The Wells Street Journal: Phone a clone and haircuts and homebrew

Money Marketing The Wells Street Journal: Phone a clone and haircuts and homebrew Money Marketing According to the Aussies' easy-to-understand retirement targets, someone relying on the equivalent of the Australian state pension will spend their retirement drinking homebrew and asking friends to cut their hair. A “modest retireme ...

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DIY Tube Oven Brings the Heat to Homebrew Semiconductor Fab

Hackaday DIY Tube Oven Brings the Heat to Homebrew Semiconductor Fab Hackaday The cavity for the tube was machined with a hole saw and a homebrew jig that keeps everything aligned; at first we wondered why he didn't use his lathe, but then we realized that chucking a brittle block of ceramic would probably not end well. A ...

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Weekend Beer-cap: Hopping all around town

The Test Batch #3, left, and Gondola Party Starter XH are two excellent double IPAs now available at Quarter Celtic. One of these weeks we will all get our acts together and have this feature ready for a Monday run, but alas, this is not one of those weeks. As we noted last time around, this is simply a series of short recaps of weekend beer ad ...

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What’s Brewing? 3 spots to sip cask-conditioned beer

Tribune-Review What's Brewing? 3 spots to sip cask-conditioned beer Tribune-Review Cask-conditioned beer is an example of one uncertain area for many drinkers. For centuries the British have enjoyed cask ale and still refer to it as “real ale”. Traditionally it's served from a wooden barrel between 52-57 degrees Fahrenheit and ...

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Women’s charity boosted by Wyre Forest CAMRA festival fundraising

Kidderminster Shuttle Women's charity boosted by Wyre Forest CAMRA festival fundraising Kidderminster Shuttle Women's charity boosted by Wyre Forest CAMRA festival fundraising. Gurdip Thandi. Lottie Woodward of West Mercia's Women's Aid (centre) with Angela and Jim Lea of Wyre Forest CAMRA celebrating outside Kidderminster Town Hall. 0 ...

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