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July Beer Events!

Summer is packed with beer events in Colorado. Can’t decide which ones to attend? Here are my picks for July. Brewery Brunch at EDGE Restaurant & Bar with Great Divide (ongoing): This event is ongoing, every Saturday and Sunday. On Sundays representatives from Great Divide will be on hand to talk to guests about the co ...

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Cask & Larder prepares for Growler Independence Day

Press release: Cask & Larder couldn’t be more excited that starting July 1, after years of legislative battle, Floridians will be allowed to fill 64-ounce growlers of to-go beer directly at breweries and retailers for the first time in state … Continue reading →

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Founders Brewing to send reDANKulous IPA to Florida

Press Release: Founders Brewing Co. will release reDANKulous Imperial Red IPA in late August 2015 to mark the thirteenth installment in the brewery’s popular Backstage Series. Like all of Founders’ Backstage Series beers, reDANKulous will be sold in 750mL bottles, … Continue reading →

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Real ale lovers to unite for Stowmarket beer festival

East Anglian Daily Times Real ale lovers to unite for Stowmarket beer festival East Anglian Daily Times The beer list has been curated by members of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA). Live music will feature on the Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. Visitor services manager at the museum, Patsy Cane, said: “Every year the beer ...

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Rotterdam: Kaapse Brouwers, nothing, nothing, and some decent bars

Revolutions move at different speeds. This is clear when you look at rise of craft beer in the Netherlands. Utrecht started, and Amsterdam followed soon after and in the last two years more cities are joining the bandwagon: Eindhoven, Nijmegen, Groningen, Haarlem and more saw the opening of new bars and breweries have. Rotterdam, the second lar ...

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REAL ALE: CLOSER LOOK

REAL ALE: CLOSER LOOK Burton Mail THE Marston's Premium Bottled Ale (PBA) report has revealed that six bottles of ale are consumed every second in the UK. The growing industry has witnessed a 10.5 per cent year-on-year growth and it is now worth more than £490 million to the beer ...

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Face Off | Starr Hill Brewery Northern Lights IPA

The red and green label of Northern Lights is very familiar to me. While I was introduced to this beer at the long gone Pizza Kitchen, it has also stood as the only logical choice during many trips through the Ronald Reagan International Airport in Washington, DC. I’ve always thought of Northern Lights as a very good IPA and would not hav ...

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My Five Minutes of Fame

Andy Warhol famously said: "In the future, everyone will have their fifteen minutes of fame." In my case, it was more like five minutes, when I was interviewed on KTVA Channel 11's Daybreak Show yesterday. The show regularly has local authors in to talk about their new releases, so I was there to talk about my new book, Alaska Beer.  In ca ...

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Grizzly Peak celebrates 20 years of beer and influence

ANN ARBOR – When Grizzly Peak Brewing Co. opened in August 1995, it was just one of seven breweries in Michigan (including nearby Arbor Brewing Co., which opened one month earlier). Two decades later, as Michigan prepares to exceed 200 breweries, the state’s top-selling brewpub is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a hopped-up ne ...

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