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I'm far enough out of the foodie loop that I'm not sure this is even a big deal--though my normally quiet editor sent me an email with the news, decorated with a number of exclamation points. (It's from the International Association of Culinary Professionals, and they hand out awards for cookbooks and food writing each year.) Here's her photo: ...

At this year's Winterfest one of the stand-out beers for me was one from the relatively new brewpub Birch's On The Lake.  I talked briefly with head brewer Brennan Greene and was intrigued enough to want to jump this place up on my schedule for brewery visits. Greene is one of two owners of Birch's and has a pretty impressive resume. ...

If the adage “you get what you pay for” holds true, Anheuser-Busch apparently paid for quite a lot at Nationals Park during the off-season. A visit Saturday, ostensibly to watch the Nationals tackle the Twins in an exhibition tune-up but really a beer-finding mission, offered a glimpse of what has changed in the park’s beer of ...

2 Row Brewing Company will be increasing their product selection soon with a new beer and one of their popular seasonal ales gets it's own label. First off - Owner/Brewer, Brian Coleman is bringing an American Pale Ale into the mix. Nemesis Pale Ale will be on the higher end of the ABV scale coming in at 6.3% and will likely posses the ...

Engadget Homebrew self-driving tech gets millions in backing Engadget George "Geohot" Hotz's attempt to put cheap, self-driving tech into any existing car raised eyebrows (and Tesla's ire) when it was revealed late last year. Now, one of Silicon Valley's most prominent venture capital funds is throwing its wallet behind ... Self-procl ...

Have craft beer-loving hipsters saved real ale in Cambridge? Cambridge News "It is not that the hipster generation and craft beers have put an end to CAMRA, but rather that it may be time for CAMRA to evolve. "It's far from doom and gloom for us; nationally we have 177,000 members which is the highest number we've ever had before.

Bradford Telegraph and Argus CAMRA could broaden its remit beyond real ale under a new review Bradford Telegraph and Argus The growth in micro breweries which have come along and joined the larger enterprises producing an extensive range of quality craft beers and, of course, the decline in local pubs, may have contributed to CAMRA's d ...

Duluth News Tribune Entrepreneur aims to open taproom, homebrew store in Lincoln Park Duluth News Tribune Grainy Days Brewery and Supply, a combination taproom/micro-brewery and homebrew supply store, may open in the corner building at 1931 W. Superior that formerly housed Lorenzi's Boxing. (Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com)&nbs ...

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It looks like spring might be here on the Kenai Peninsula for real this time. Granted, it can still get below freezing at night, but we are seeing some warm sunny days that have pretty much taken care of all the snow an dice on the ground. Plants are starting to bud, and soon it will be time to start planting things in the garden. Of course, th ...