The Coloradoan McClellan's brewpub imports Scottish brewer The Coloradoan Graeme Hirstwood couldn't pass up the opportunity to brew professionally in Fort Collins, so he moved his young family across the globe. The Scotland native was imported to be the head brewer at McClellan's Brewing Co. The 1035 S. Taft Hill Road ...
Read More »Cheers to National Homebrew Day! Raise a Glass Together on May 6
The Manual (blog) Cheers to National Homebrew Day! Raise a Glass Together on May 6 The Manual (blog) Sure, you can raise a glass in your own home, but there are also some fun events happening around the country that day to celebrate the world of homebrew. National Homebrew Day is organized by the American Homebrewers Association (AHA), ...
Read More »The End of April
The month of April is almost finished and spring has definitely come to the Kenai Peninsula. Most of the snow has gone and plants are beginning to awaken from their long winter sleep. Breweries across the state are doing the same, with the seasonal ones opening their doors again, while the others begin ramping up production in order to be ready ...
Read More »Colada Fest to buzz with coffee, craft beer and a roasted pig
Colada Fest to buzz with coffee, craft beer and a roasted pig SouthFlorida.com Colada Cuban Coffee House and Eatery in Fort Lauderdale, known for its refreshing shots of caffeinated Cuban elixir, will offer a different kind of afternoon buzz during this weekend's Colada Fest: the dessert beer. For its second anniversary party on ...
Read More »New to Market: D9, Upland, Westbrook
Alright, three breweries you might be interested are headed this way. Let's break it down. D9: Cornelius, NC Why you should care: D9's first Systema Naturae sour made our top beers of SAVOR 2016 list and the series uses not only wild bacteria and yeasts, but also ingredients like scuppernong and devilwood. They also make a sour Scott ...
Read More »How to Homebrew an IPA That’s Worth Drinking
Popular Mechanics How to Homebrew an IPA That's Worth Drinking Popular Mechanics Every brewer also stressed the importance of freshness when selecting hops. "Just like a chef will tell you, you can't make great food without great ingredients, the same goes for making a great IPA," says Brynildson. When buying hops from a homebrew ...
Read More »How the Pencelli Hotel has won two CAMRA awards when so many other pubs are closing
WalesOnline How the Pencelli Hotel has won two CAMRA awards when so many other pubs are closing WalesOnline It is not the first time the pub, which is run by husband and wife team Neil and Mary Fisher, has been recognised by CAMRA. Last year, just 18 months after reopening, they became the first pub in the Rhondda to be named CAMRA's P ...
Read More »New Beer Friday 4/28/17
As we bid farewell to this soggy April, our hearts turn to... ah screw it. It's F'n Friday! None of you want to hear me wax poetic. So, let's just get to the new suds on the list. And just to be clear, New Beer Friday is NOT a bar... but it probably should be. Golden Road's Tart Mango Cart - I've not tried this yet. It's desc ...
Read More »Beer of the Week – Harviestoun The Ridge
Friday means two things – firstly that the weekend is just around the corner, and secondly it’s time for another beery recommendation from the growing list of the most unsung beers in Scotland. On the cusp of every weekend this year I’ll be putting forth a suggestions of a beer that might well have flown ... The post Beer of t ...
Read More »New South Side Brewpub Plans to Pour Freshest Beer in Chicago
Eater Chicago New South Side Brewpub Plans to Pour Freshest Beer in Chicago Eater Chicago For the past 10 months, the tanks that Open Outcry Brewing Co.'s John Brand will fill with beer have sat dormant in a garage. But soon, hopefully Memorial Day Weekend, Brand will open his new brewpub serving both Morgan Park and Beverly inside the ...
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