I can’t believe 2 years have gone by since starting Beer In Hawaii. The beer scene here has come a long way and I truly believe it’s only going to get better. I’m amazed and so pleased at how the site has been received and embraced. It’s been a ton of fun writing about the beer scene in Hawaii. I do this ...
Read More »Brewery Ommegang Releasing Joemmegang in May
Beer Street Journal just posted a release stating the Brewery Ommegang will be releasing a coffee ale in May of this year. Joemmegang will be released shortly after their next Game of Thrones brew. Here’s more from www.beerstreetjournal.com: Cold-aged with a custom mixture of cocoa nibs, 1/3 espresso blend, 1/3 sumatra and 1/3 Papua New ...
Read More »The Week Ahead in Beer: Chama River celebrates a decade of decadence
Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with the reunified edition of The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, with Santa Fe’s four breweries and one newcomer down in Socorro also joining the party. We tried hard to keep the state edition going, but without partic ...
Read More »On Tap @RedsAlehouse for Brrr Fest this Saturday
This Saturday marks another year for Coralville BrrrFest and Reds Alehouse along with Big Grove Brewery and 30hop are providing shuttle service to and from the festival. This will be my first time I will be using the shuttle service and after receiving the following email with the tap list for Saturday at Reds, I’m picking the perfect tim ...
Read More »Tenaya Creek Old Jackalope Tapping Party Tomorrow
If there’s anything in this world that I enjoy more than a make believe rabbit with antlers, it’s barley wine. Fun fact: The first time that I visited Tenaya Creek’s brewery, I drank Old Jackalope Barley Wine.
Read More »Into the Black
Into the Black by the Bank Brewing Company India pale ales (IPAs) are the favorite beer style for many craft beer fans. There are many different sub-types within the style including British IPA, American IPA, session IPA , black IPA and others (click here for a quick review of the many IPA choices). This post will review the ne ...
Read More »Fluffing the sessions: A look at Kuhnhenn brews
Imperial Mud 12.5% ABV — Imperial Mud is an imperial stout with all of the qualities you would expect from the style. With a high ABV at 12.5%, Imperial Mud is the same recipe base as Kuhnhenn’s famous Michigan Mud. Brewed with Michigan malt and hops, the aroma is dominated by combination of them. The vanilla beans and ...
Read More »Heavy Seas Celebrates New Brew House and 20th Year
On Friday, January 16, 2015, Senator Ben Cardin, using a cutlass sword, cut the ribbon to present the new Heavy Seas brew house. This ribbon cutting ceremony and reception also marked the 20th year for Heavy Seas Beer, formally known as Clipper City Brewing Company.
Read More »Brewery Review: LynLake Brewing
One of my New Year's resolutions this year was to get out of the house and visit some of the glut of new breweries that have opened in Minnesota over the past year. Once upon a time even the rumor of a new brewery would get me all exited and riled up. Now, I can't even keep some of these newcomers straight in my head. Am ...
Read More »New Keller Door release from 4 Pines
Media Release4 Pines last Keller Door (small batch) release was a change of direction for the brewery with a potent 8.0% Imperial India Brown Ale that proved to be a resounding success. One untapped user Tom P. in a very technical review described the beer as ‘Hoppy, piney, citrusy, malty, smoothy, yumminess’ and another gush ...
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