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SweetWater sending new cork & caged series to Florida

Among a list of seasonal beers floating down to Florida, Atlanta’s SweetWater Brewing has announced that the Sunshine State will see a “limited amount” of their new Cork & Cage Series beer dubbed “The Pit & The Pendulum.” From SweetWater … Continue reading →

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Coming to Shelves: Stone, Lagunitas, August Schell, new Boulevard Collab

Some releases that will be hitting our market in the coming months…(to go along with Oktoberfest and Pumpkin Beers :) have me pretty excited. The August Schell Noble Star Collection has been a huge success and I’m really looking forward to this next release. As for some local news, Big Grove Brewery will be holding their 2 year An ...

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CAMRA: A tour of Waterloo pubs – part two

Southport Visiter CAMRA: A tour of Waterloo pubs – part two Southport Visiter Turn left out of Waterloo railway station and after about five minutes you will reach two pubs that are in the Good Beer Guide, writes Neville Grundy. The Queen's Picture House, Waterloo. The Queens Picture House, 47-49 South Road, is a Wetherspoons ...

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Homebrew: Durango “is not, and has never been, a sanctuary city”

The Colorado Independent Homebrew: Durango “is not, and has never been, a sanctuary city” The Colorado Independent Durango City Council issued this declaration Tuesday: “The city is not, and has never been, a sanctuary city.” But the simple message is a bit trickier in practice. The local police department says ...

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By The Ravens Of Odin! A Hammerheart Brewing Review

So my readers may not know this about me (yes you do) but I'm a big geek.  I grew up reading Tolkien before the movies made it more accessible.  I played D&D.  I read every last tattered science fiction, fantasy, or horror book I could pick up at Goodwill or garage sales.  I read books on mythologies from various cultu ...

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Utah IPA Day 2015

Today we celebrate one of the most iconic beer styles to come out of the craft beer movement - the IPA. The India Pale Ale was born out of necessity in the late 18th Century and actually shares no characteristics with Indian culture or it's agriculture. Basically it was the answer to the problem of providing beer for citizens and soldiers of th ...

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