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The Railway Inn in Congleton reopens after £500000 refurbishment

The Railway Inn in Congleton reopens after £500000 refurbishment Stoke Sentinel Derek Davey, chairman of the South Cheshire branch of Camra (Campaign for Real Ale), said he was delighted to see a positive year for pubs rounded off with The Railway's rebirth. He said: “It has been quite a good year when you think about it for pub ...

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Pale Ale – Pale Mild, Bitter, Best Bitter, ESB

Pale Ales are the quintessential British Ale. They are normally served by the pint or the half-pint either in Cask Conditioned form with very little carbonation, in keg form under CO2, or, recently, with nitrogen pressure known as Smooth. Virtually every pub in the U.K. has one or more Pale Ales on tap. The basic style originated over 200 year ...

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Carson welcomes first craft brewery: Phantom Carriage

Carson welcomes first craft brewery: Phantom Carriage Long Beach Press Telegram Carson welcomes first craft brewery: Phantom Carriage. Jairo Bogarin pours a beer while working at the Phantom Carriage, Carson's first craft brewery, which just opened in Carson. It specializes in sour beers and has a cafe. Thomas R. Cordova/Staff ...

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Beer Man: Honey enhances festive Black Fang mead

Beer Man: Honey enhances festive Black Fang mead USA TODAY Beer Man is a weekly profile of beers from across the country and around the world. This week: Black Fang. B. Nektar Meadery, Ferndale, Mich. www.bnektar.com. The December holiday season is a time of special beverages, whether it be holiday beers, Tom ...

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Beer Nut: Top 5 hoppy new beers of 2014

Beer Nut: Top 5 hoppy new beers of 2014 MassLive.com But today I am going to indulge my love of hops and write about five great new beers I've had in 2014 that were delicious hop bombs. Most of them are local or regional brews and unfortunately some of them are no longer available - although you never ...

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Hamptons Homebrewing: Beer on Your Own Time!

Dan's Papers Hamptons Homebrewing: Beer on Your Own Time! Dan's Papers Many of us on the East End are beer enthusiasts, beer aficionados, beer fans—in short, we love beer. Thanks to the craft beer explosion, there's a wide variety of brews to choose from today, but the most rewarding beer to drink is the one that you've ...

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Ryan Richardson: Missouri business helps bring beer, dogs together

Ryan Richardson: Missouri business helps bring beer, dogs together Joplin Globe In addition to the company's beer, its most popular item, Beer Biscuits, also infuse a little local Kansas City flavor. Thanks to companies such as Kansas City Bier Co. LLC and Green Room Burgers & Beer LLC, the treats are made from area breweries ...

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What Your Company Can Learn From the Rise of Craft Beer

Vancity Buzz What Your Company Can Learn From the Rise of Craft Beer Valley News But beyond the growth of craft brewing as a hobby and an entrepreneurial endeavor, the industry has two fundamental characteristics that have propelled a 17.2 percent increase in sales at the same time overall beer sales have declined by 1.9 percent ... B ...

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Due South Brewing announces Mariana Trench release

Press Release: Due South Brewing Co. has announced January 31st, 2015 will be the release date for their award-winning Mariana Trench Imperial Stout. An event will be held at the brewery, located at 2900 High Ridge Rd. in Boynton Beach, … Continue reading →

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New Portland microbrewery receiving rave reviews

New Portland microbrewery receiving rave reviews Lansing State Journal The brewery's name is an acknowledgment that its building once housed an art gallery. All of the craft beers are named after a period of art history, such as Impressionist IPA or Art Deco Ale. The brewery plans to host an art reception on the third ...

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