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The Week Ahead in Beer: Leaner but not meaner for the new year

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 four breweries and a pair of newcomers, one down in Socorro and the other in Los Alamos, also joining the party. Stoutmeister puts on his serious face to handle T ...

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Touring the Cascade Barrel Room and Blending Facility

Ron Gansberg (r) gave Edwin Johnson the hat off his head.On Monday, I had the good fortune to tour Cascade's impressive new(ish) blending facility in Beaverton. It's a place the brewery hasn't spent much time advertising or opening to the public, but it's big, growing, and really impressive. Brewer Ron Gansberg has something on the order of 1 ...

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Introducing New Homebrew Genesis Game, Dragon’s Castle

Niche Gamer Introducing New Homebrew Genesis Game, Dragon's Castle Niche Gamer Made by one man (going by the name “sik”), a new homebrew Sega Genesis platformer, called Dragon's Castle, is currently in the early stages of development. Using large sprites and starring an adorable little witch whacking supernatural enemies wi ...

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A Whale A Week: Cantillon Lou Pepe Framboise

This week we take a break from Russian Imperial stouts with one of world's finest fruit lambics.  The Belgian brewery Cantillon needs no introduction--they're one of the few remaining breweries to use spontaneous fermentation to create wonderfully complex sour beers.  Cantillon is hands-down my favorite brewery that I've visited in ...

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CODO Designs Unveils Branding for New Brewpub, Big Lug Canteen

Brewbound.com CODO Designs Unveils Branding for New Brewpub, Big Lug Canteen Brewbound.com Indianapolis, IN – CODO Design is proud to share its branding work with Indianapolis' newest brewpub, Big Lug Canteen. The project took over a year to complete and sought to position Big Lug as a bright and welcoming neighborhood hangout in ...

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Bocce Bar Vendetta Will Become a Brewpub

Washington City Paper (blog) Bocce Bar Vendetta Will Become a Brewpub Washington City Paper (blog) Owners Joe Englert and Jimmy Silk are adding Granville Moore's owner Teddy Folkman and Maison Dixon Hot Chicken pop-up founder Adam Cox as business partners and plan to turn the place into a brewpub later this year with a Southern comfort ...

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Was it Inevitable?

Yesterday I served as the chauffeur for John Holl, editor of All About Beer, and sort of my boss. We began our day at the Cascade barrel-aging and blending facility, which is secreted away in a mostly-undisclosed location off Denny Road in Beaverton. We ended up spending way more time there than we anticipated (the voluble, affable, and wildly ...

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Chama River changes brewers but aims to remain among the best

Brewer Andrew Krosche has taken the reins at Chama River. The brewers may change, but the quality beer remains the same over at Chama River Brewing. At least, that has been the case throughout the history of the popular brewpub. From Ted Rice to Jeff Erway to Justin Hamilton to Zach Guilmette, Chama has served as a finishing school for many a g ...

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HopCat kicks off a monthlong celebration of anniversary

Grand Rapids–HopCat Grand Rapids is celebrating their anniversary January 23, but the party lasts all month long. The celebration got an early start this Saturday with a release of special collaboration beers. On January 23rd the official anniversary party will feature HopCat exclusive beers including bottles of Red Nymph and Oil Spill ...

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