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Growler bill could mean boost for craft beer industry

Charleston Gazette Growler bill could mean boost for craft beer industry Charleston Gazette The growler: 64 ounces of craft beer in a resealable, refillable bottle meant for toting brews home and sharing a drink that otherwise could only be found behind a bar or in the brewery. Until Friday, filling a growler in West Virginia meant vis ...

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Rochester Real Beer Expo picks

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Rochester Real Beer Expo picks Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Today is the most wonderful day of the year for Rochester beer lovers. Grace is still asleep on my feet. It's the day of the Rochester Real Beer Expo (please say hello to me). It's a carefully curated event that sees the space on Gregory St ...

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What is your favorite brewery from your home state?

What is your favorite brewery from your home state? BeerAdvocate.com I think for me, given their general success in making some stupidly interesting experimental beers that I think most brewers would fail miserably at, Short's is my favorite brewery out of Michigan. It should be hard to pick a brewery given all of the ...

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Beer dinners at Foundry on Elm offer light touch

Boston Globe Beer dinners at Foundry on Elm offer light touch Boston Globe To counteract that feeling of overdoing it, Somerville's Foundry on Elm started offering a series of beer dinners with a lighter touch. For $20 a person (multicourse dinner typically costs $50 to $60), patrons can sample two courses — an appetizer and ...

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Brew pub owner: ‘Kind of in a renaissance here in Geneseo’

Quad-Cities Online Brew pub owner: 'Kind of in a renaissance here in Geneseo' Quad-Cities Online Two new breweries are opening soon in Geneseo -- Geneseo Brewing and Lionstone Brewery. Scott Welch, Geneseo, a brewer for Geneseo Brewing, recently was installing fermenters. Posted: Saturday, June 13, 2015 11:40 am | Updated: 11:40 am, Sa ...

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Craft beer makers win a victory over prohibition-era laws

Craft beer makers win a victory over prohibition-era laws Fortune Starting July 1, breweries will—in a convoluted, roundabout way—finally be able to sell beer to customers. Technically, they'll sell tours of the brewery – and patrons can then enjoy up to 36 ounces of free beer onsite or take home up to 72 oz. as a ...

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Thirst for Lakes pub’s real ale leads to expansion

Skegness Standard Thirst for Lakes pub's real ale leads to expansion The Westmorland Gazette POPULAR ales produced by a Lake District inn's microbrewery will soon be on offer in hotels, supermarkets and shops. The brewing success of the Wild Boar Inn Grill and Smokehouse, Windermere, has spurred the team on to branch out its four top t ...

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