Rejoice, Santa Fe, for you too shall indulge in all of these amazing beers! Distance is the enemy of the beer lover. Often times great beer is tapped too far from where you live, forcing you to stay at home and bitterly wonder what might have been. Many in Santa Fe probably found themselves in this situation when they saw Victory at Sea Day wil ...
Read More »Crane Brewing (Finally) Lands in Missouri
Crane Brewing, the new brewery in Raytown, can finally sell their beer in their own state! The red tape and paperwork is approved. The kegs are filled. And the Missouri-side of the metro doesn’t have to drive across the state line to pick up a bottle of Apricot Weiss or Farmhouse IPA starting today. The Crane team will tireles ...
Read More »A Beer With "Lift"
On Saturday I had the pleasure of judging at the evolving Willamette Week Oregon beer awards. During one of the sessions, a judge (I'll let him identify himself if he wishes) was describing why he liked one of the beers. He was praising its liveliness and described the finish as having "lift." It was an adjective that received appreciative nods ...
Read More »Take the Other Fork in the Road: South Fork Brewery Review
Recently, my wife Sarajo and I took a quick jaunt to Delano to visit the two new breweries there. Our first stop was South Fork Brewing Company, located in the old down-town district. The brewery is in what used to be a plumbing and heating building and more recently was the site of The Bohemian Wine Bar and Pub. I actuall ...
Read More »Heretic Beers Are Here
I believe it was October of 2014 when we broke the news that Heretic Brewing Co. out of Fairfield, California were bound for Utah. I knew it would take a while but fifteen months later they are finally here. As with all new product entries into our market the better beer bars in town get them first. This is to gauge what labels the patrons are ...
Read More »On The Menu: Fifth Street Brewpub’s new dishes you must try
On The Menu: Fifth Street Brewpub's new dishes you must try Dayton Daily News The Asian Lettuce Wraps, one of several new menu items at Fifth Street Brewpub, 1600 E. Fifth St. Your choice of shredded chicken, pork (pictured) or vegetarian, slow braised and topped with cilantro-lime dressing, sesame seeds, julienne carrots, and ...
Read More »Brewery of the Year, 2015 – Tempest Brewing Co
Tempest finally cut loose in 2015, with their new facility. As so often happens, they converted this break from Kelso into a clean break by also re-branding and hiring more people. Gone is the South Pacific-style devil and in its place a cleaner, more modern, logo which to me at least has the look of ... The post Brewery of the Year, 2015 &ndas ...
Read More »Arbor Brewing tastings are a’changing
In college, the beer began to flow on Thursday evenings. But I got older, and figured that Thursdays belonged to the young’uns. Then I moved to Ann Arbor, and discovered Arbor Brewing Company’s (ABC) monthly beer tastings. And for a long time, a certain Thursday each month belonged to them. The schedule of styles repeated every ye ...
Read More »Sing along with Tara at Taos brew pub
taosnews Sing along with Tara at Taos brew pub taosnews Join Somerville on Sunday (Jan. 17) from 6-8 p.m. at Eske's Brew Pub & Eatery, 106 Des Georges Lane. “I see people light up, and I light up myself when I lead a sing-along song,” Somerville shared. “It's not about sounding right or good, but lifting ...
Read More »Montgomery Brewing’s Secret Ingredient: Friendliness
Maybe the whole town of Montgomery is full of friendly people. Montgomery Brewing’s Secret Ingredient: Friendliness appeared first on Minnesota Beer Activists. Written by Brian Hayes
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