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Summit 30th Anniversary Double IPA

The double IPA is an aggressively hopped, but still drinkable pale beer, with all the usual suspects... tropical, fruity hops, bracing bitterness, and a clean malt backbone. It clocks in at 8.5% ABV, but is still quite drinkable. Summit 30th Anniversary Double IPA appeared first on Minnesota Beer Activists. Written by Jeremy Noble

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Taproot Cider House: A Central Root In Craft Community

Tap·root (ˈtapˌro͞ot,-ˌro͝ot/) noun : a straight tapering root growing vertically downward and forming the center from which subsidiary rootlets spring. In other words, the central root of the system. Taproot Cider House opened its doors on January 28 with the intention to be the one that supports other root ...

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The Beer There (A Brand New Feature???)

SourceA few weeks back, something remarkable happened. Eric Samuelson, a beer fan who lived for a time in Oregon but who relocated to the DC area, sent me a package of beer. For no particular reason other than he wanted me to try some of the good beer he was tasting there. I would very optimistically love this to be a regular feature. I encoura ...

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The Veil Brewing Company Grand Opening set for April 16

The much-anticipated The Veil Brewing Company of Richmond, Virginia, has set its Grand Opening date as Saturday, April 16. “We will have a minimum of four different beers on draft, special glassware, limited screen printed posters, limited edition t-shirts, and more for sale. There is a slight possibility that we will also have a small&h ...

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The Peak Series of Beers from Park City Brewing

The Park City Brewery will soon be adding a line of high gravity beers to their portfolio of beers. It was exactly one year ago today that the Summit County brewery opened it's taproom's doors to the public to start selling their mountain made suds. To go along with their four standard beers - Hooker Blonde Ale, Breaking Trail Pale Ale, Last ...

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Stadsbrouwerij Eindhoven

In the late 19th century Eindhoven was not the big city it is today. In the previous article you read about how Eindhoven had 5000 people before Phillips made it into the fifth city in the country. What Eindhoven did have was a number of breweries. In part of one of them the DAF motorcar builders started out with some throwbacks to this history ...

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Texas brew review: Blanco’s Real Ale Brewing is the real deal

Fort Worth Star Telegram Texas brew review: Blanco's Real Ale Brewing is the real deal Fort Worth Star Telegram Part of that refresh meant that many beers from Real Ale's extensive portfolio that had previously been draft only were now available in 22-ounce bombers. Additionally, many of its beers, including Firemans #4, Hans' Pils, De ...

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Tapping into the Goodwill of Michigan’s Craft Beer Community

Detroit, Mich. – “ The Feelgood Tap ,” a startup 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, looks to harness the power of a pint to raise and deploy financial resources to other nonprofits and charities statewide. “The original idea behind The Feelgood Tap began in 2015 as an initiative to give back to the community we serve arou ...

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Top places for a real ale pint in Gloucestershire

Gloucester Citizen Top places for a real ale pint in Gloucestershire Gloucester Citizen The real ale movement has been experiencing a massive resurgency in recent years and the pubs of Gloucestershire have not been immune to this with new places opening and old ones offering new choices. Here is a list of some of the best real ale pubs ...

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