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Epic’s Utah Session Series Cans & Uinta Brett Beers

If you're a fan of craft beer in small packages, we have some great news for you. Epic Brewing will be putting some of their Utah Session Series beers in cans. Epic's Session Mid Mountain Mild , SLC Lager and Session IPA will be getting the new packaging sometime in the second quarter of 2017. This great news for consumers that prefer the ...

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CAMRA encourages people to go on a ‘pub walk’ this Christmas

MorningAdvertiser.co.uk CAMRA encourages people to go on a 'pub walk' this Christmas MorningAdvertiser.co.uk The idea was inspired by recent Oxford University research that revealed people who have a local pub are generally happier, have more friends and are better connected to their community, according to CAMRA. “Pubs play a hu ...

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Pints and pies draw in the new faithful

The Times (subscription) Pints and pies draw in the new faithful The Times (subscription) A pint of real ale, a mince pie and a smartphone are the latest tools in the Church of England's battle to put bums on pews this Christmas. Over the three days leading up to the first Sunday in Advent (November 27), St Wulfram's Church in Grantham,&nb ...

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Blue Moon 2016 Holiday Beer Dinner Recap

Blue Moon Belgian White as a Welcome beer Last week I had the pleasure of attending a Holiday Beer Dinner at Blue Moon Brewing Company’s RiNo Brewery. The dinner consisted of four courses, each paired with a different beer, created by Executive Chef Darrell Jensen and Head Brewmaster Jon Legnard.  This event was by invitati ...

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On Tap in Fort Worth: Homebrew Throwdown Champ Shane Smith

Fort Worth Weekly (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog) On Tap in Fort Worth: Homebrew Throwdown Champ Shane Smith Fort Worth Weekly (satire) (press release) (registration) (blog) The champion of our second annual homebrew competition (the Homebrew Throwdown) is Shane Smith. He took first prize with a sour (Somebody Tarted) an ...

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Bayou Teche: changes are afoot

Bayou Teche Brewing has been brewing their unique beers in south Louisiana for the past seven years or so. During that time, a lot has changed about the beer culture around these parts. The team at Bayou Teche has recognized that, and is implementing quite a few changes over the last several months to bring some new beers to market, as wel ...

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The Sacred and the Profane

Boak and Bailey direct us to a report by Britain's Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), which is trying to figure out what its mission is in the age of craft beer. This presents the organization with an entirely new set of challenges than the ones it was created to address. Confronted with an influx of mass market lagers and cheapo non-cask knockoffs ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Merry Beersmas to all and to all a good night

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 six breweries, one in Socorro, one in Los Alamos, and one in Moriarty also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle The Week Ahead in Be ...

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De Kromme Haring

It was quiet in Utrecht City for a while. Sure, the number of commercial breweries kept rising as it did everywhere, but it’s big brother to the north, Amsterdam, overtook Utrecht with some fine new brewing initiatives. But 2016 is the year of the comeback. I have already discussed Duits & Lauret and Oproer in earlier posts who now ha ...

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