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Councilman plans brew pub on Marietta Square

Councilman plans brew pub on Marietta Square Atlanta Journal Constitution Marietta city councilman Philip Goldstein has submitted plans to build a three-story building on the Marietta Square for a brew pub and restaurant with a roof top patio. Goldstein said he has a signed lease for the building at North Park Square and ...

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Brewery 85 planning BA Beer Release Weekend

In the wake of its first anniversary party on Jan. 31, Brewery 85 will be holding back-to-back releases for two new barrel-aged variants of their beers in February. The Greenville brewery has been amassing a respectable barrel program since opening early last year and has already released a handful of barrel-aged beers, including a Van Win ...

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Cycle Brewing announces changes to Barrel-Aged Day

Cycle Brewing has broken in their space in Saint Petersburg nicely- they have worked out several bottle releases and “rare” tappings with style (and no more than the usual number of complaints). Now, in an effort to be good neighbors … Continue reading →

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Awards galore! Your chance for glory

Whatever drink you make or market, here's your chance to shine. I seem to have found myself judging rather more awards schemes at one time than is good for a chap. Each one is fantastic, and the number and scale of them is testament to how healthy and vibrant our drinks scene is. Everything is kicking off right now, so see what takes your f ...

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Class Now in Session: Kettlehouse Kolledge Opens Registration Today

Sign up for the class you really want to take this year, Kettlehouse Kolledge 2015. Registration is limited to the first 100 people, and it starts today at 5 p.m. at the Northside Taproom. The best part, aside from the beer, is that registration is free! In its fourth year, Kettlehouse Kolledge is the "koolest klass" around. Montana Beer Fin ...

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Eugene, Oregon

In 1846, peripatetic New Yorker Eugene Franklin Skinner built a cabin on a rise not far from the upper portion of the Willamette River--which is, counterintuitively, two hours south of where it flows into the Columbia in Portland.  He was not special, particularly--the local Kalapuya Indians were local inhabitants and advised about where t ...

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Red Door swung open in 2014 and looks to keep momentum for 2015

Greetings everyone, Stoutmeister here with the ninth post in the Look Back/Look Ahead Series for 2014-15. Our La Cumbre story, Kaktus story, Bosque story, Ponderosa story, Tractor story, Santa Fe story, Boxing Bear story, and Blue Corn story have already appeared. As the year draws to a close, rather than just write up a single summary review o ...

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Stone Baird/Ishii Japanese Green Tea IPA Collab Hitting Shleves

Just came across the following news on thefullpint.com that another Stone Collab will be hitting our shelves in the coming weeks. It is a Green Tea IPA that I’ve heard great things about. Very excited to try this brew. Here’s more from thefullpint.com: Hops Bill: Warrior, Crystal, Helga, Aramis & Sorachi Ace Distribut ...

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Where and When to Buy Beer in the DMV: Maryland Regulatory Analysis

Thanks to @MoCoBeer1 and Julie Verratti of Denizens Brewing Company for their advice on this piece. We have made corrections to this piece based on some errors that were pointed out to us. Original copy is struckthrough with corrections in bold following. This is a complicated topic, and we apologize for any errors. Last summer, I found myself ...

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Denizens Brewing Company

Name: Denizens Brewing Company Address: 1115 East-West Highway, Silver Spring, MD 20910 Type: Production brewery with attached restaurant on premise Year Founded: 2014 General Description: Prior to Denizens’ arrival in Silver Spring, Montgomery County was a brewing wasteland – that is, until the founders helped to usher in mo ...

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