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Here’s where Long Beach’s best homemade beer can be sampled

Long Beach Press Telegram Here's where Long Beach's best homemade beer can be sampled Long Beach Press Telegram L-R Robin Jones, Andi Hakim and Scott Jones, three of the driving force bringing The Homebrew Festival to Long Beach Nov. 11. It features a few well-known breweries but the focus is beers made at home.<br />Long Beach Novem ...

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Vernal to Introduce Winter Warmer

Vernal Brewing Company will be introducing a new beer for the Holidays. Simply called Winter Warmer, this new beer from Utah's Eastern most brewery will live up to it's name offering up a glowing 8% ABV that will wrap itself around a brew full of wintertime spices. This will likely be packaging in the next few weeks. I'll have the where ...

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Belgium in a Box: Belgium’s gourmet on-line Beer Shop

If you are looking for a place to get hard to find Belgian beers and other beverages, glassware, cheeses, chocolates, pates, beer wear/clothing, breweriana and more, and have purchases shipped to your door, Belgium In A Box is the premier provider of such products and shipping services in Belgium. Belgiuminabox, also often known as BIAB&hellip ...

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Strap Tank to Introduce New Barrel Aged Series

It looks like Springville's Strap Tank Brewing will be making good on it's promise to deliver new high point beers. I recently came across these to new labels that preview what is in store for you in the coming months. The first beer up will likely be a Barrel Aged Saison. It's been quietly resting in wood since July and will dial in at a he ...

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Local Distillers Raise a Glass to the Third Annual Cocktail Week GR

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich – Get ready to toast the return of Cocktail Week GR, November 8-19 , celebrating Michigan craft spirits. The third annual event is hosted by Experience Grand Rapids and will highlight local distillers, specialized Cocktail Week GR Menus, and feature events organized by the U.S. Bartending Guild (USBG) – Grand Ra ...

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Breweries are still left juggling pros and cons of having kitchens

The ups and downs of having a full kitchen, or not, continue to vex many local breweries. A small news item crossed our desk today (Monday) when we found out that Turtle Mountain is adding new items to its food menu. This is something that happens all the time in the restaurant business, where the palates of diners and their interests ebb and f ...

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Study: 1.1 Million Americans Homebrew Their Own Beer

Brewers Association (press release) (blog) Study: 1.1 Million Americans Homebrew Their Own Beer Brewers Association (press release) (blog) Boulder, CO • November 6, 2017—According to newly released demographics data from the American Homebrewers Association (AHA)—the leading organization dedicated to advancing and educ ...

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Founders Brewing Company to Release CBS

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., November 6, 2017  – Founders announced today that they will release Canadian Breakfast Stout (CBS), an imperial coffee chocolate stout aged in maple bourbon barrels, as the final release in the 2017 Barrel-Aged Series. Last bottled in 2011, CBS is one of the most sought-after releases in the world ...

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This tiny one-room pub has been voted one of the best in the UK by CAMRA

MorningAdvertiser.co.uk This tiny one-room pub has been voted one of the best in the UK by CAMRA Birmingham Mail A tiny one room pub has been named as one of the best in the country by beer experts CAMRA. Micropub The Weavers Real Ale House in Kidderminster , which has only been opened for two years, was named one of the UK's top four ...

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Please come to the 2017 Utah Beer Blog’s Holiday Bottle Share

Sorry, we've already maxed out on the invites. There are always cancellations. Feel free to request being put on the cancellation list.  It's time for the biggest damn bottle share of them all - the 2017 Utah Beer Holiday Beer Tasting. It started back in 2009 when a handful of local beer nerds decided that our cellars were too fat wit ...

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