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Never Say "Craft Brewery"

Yesterday morning, Mike Stevens and Dave Engbers announced that they would be selling 30% of their brewery, Founders, to the Spanish brewer Mahou.  The reason: With Mahou San Miguel at the table, Founders Brewing Co. gets a partner with access to consumers on five continents and a chance to pay off investors who have helped finance ...

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Florida legislators to give craft beer growler law another shot

Tampa Bay Business Journal Florida legislators to give craft beer growler law another shot Tampa Bay Business Journal Jack Latvala of Clearwater and Rep. Chris Sprowls of Palm Harbor want to leave Utah as the only state enforcing a ban on half-gallon containers commonly used to sell craft beer, according to a Tuesday release. The indep ...

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Guest Review: sLim Reviews The University Library Cafe

University Library Cafe-3506 University Ave Des Moines IA Fortunately for all those who dwell in the Eastern and Central Iowa area, more and more craft beer bars are popping up. I always enjoy myself more at these types of establishments. Not just for their expansive beer selection, but because most of them seem to have a quirky, quaint f ...

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Anderson’s provides Up North libation oasis

Nestled among Lake Michigan shoreline and the Sleeping Bear Sand Dunes lies an oasis for your “up north” adventure: Anderson’s Market in Glen Arbor. Known as a friendly neighborhood corner store to many who live in the area, Anderson’s has evolved to highlight the best local products in the area. Recently remodeled, Ande ...

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Blue Corn took their holiday party to the next level

In true Holiday party fashion, Blue Corn Brewery’s Thursday’s at the Brewer’s Table last week was filled with many moments to remember, outfits to forget, and plenty of embarrassing hookups. I’m kidding about that third one, unless I missed something. But the first two were certainly true. The big difference between this ...

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Chocolate City Beer Announces It Will Close at End of Year

Effective December 31st, 2014 Chocolate City Brewing (CCB) will go out of business. It is Washington, DC’s first brewery to close since the Christian Heurich Brewery folded in 1956 to make way for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, and the first craft brewery to close in the District. We at DCBeer are saddened, but not pa ...

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Ormond Brewing set to expand

Ormond Brewing Company of Ormond Beach has been operating for just over a year now and is set to expand the operation. The Ormond Beach Craft Brewery has a good problem: they have been operating at capacity for the better … Continue reading →

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Orlando Brewing to release Eve’s Tonic

Press Release: Orlando Brewing’s latest Babes’ Brew Series beer is to release on New Year’s Eve. Eve’s Tonic is an ode to the “first babe” and her infamous offering. The lady-brewed organic American Strong Ale is oak aged and apple … Continue reading →

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Why J D Wetherspoon’s is fast becoming my favourite craft beer bar

In eight years of blogging and writing articles and columns about beer, I think everything I've written about JD Wetherspoon splits pretty evenly between "This is amazing" and "This is absolutely appalling." Wetherspoons is a mixed bag. Remarkably, nothing about it is simply OK - that mixed bag contains both the best and worst of British pub ...

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