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Ballarat Beer Fest: Full band line up & Home Brewed band comp

Ballarat Beer Festival: Full band line up, Home Brewed band competition and event MC’s.Media ReleaseThe Ballarat Beer Festival are excited to announce the full band line up of Victoria’s original and favourite craft beer festival, plus details of their Home Brewed Band competition, as they have been busily bottling the best of Au ...

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Ted Talks: Marble’s owner opens up on a busy and award-winning year

Ted Rice is a busy man these days. Marble Brewery’s co-founder/co-owner/brewmaster has barely had a chance to catch his breath since 2014 began. It didn’t get any easier, but sure was rewarding, when he and his team brought home two gold medals and the Small Brewery of the Year Award from the Great American Beer Festival in Denver e ...

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Bells Planet Series “Venus” coming next!

I found the following information on http://beerstreetjournal.com/new-releases/. Bells Planet Series is coming with the follow up to Mars and 2nd of the series, according to Beer Street Journal, Venus is bottled and ready to ship. I really enjoyed Mars and and Venus will be quite a bit different but it sounds damn tasty all the same. It&rs ...

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Sidhe Brewing: Crafting a Magical Taproom for All

Among the signs for businesses on the Plaza Del Sol building in east St. Paul you’ll find one for the not quiete open taproom of Sidhe (pronounced She) Brewing Sidhe Brewing: Crafting a Magical Taproom for All appeared first on Minnesota Beer Activists. Written by aaron

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Brewtober chili and homebrew festival planned for Oct. 18 in Springdale

Fayetteville Flyer Brewtober chili and homebrew festival planned for Oct. 18 in Springdale Fayetteville Flyer The inaugural “Brewtober” chili and homebrew beer festival is set for Saturday, Oct. 18 at St. Raphael Catholic Church, 1386 S. West End St. in Springdale. The event runs from 5:30 to 10 p.m. and will showcase homem ...

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Sexy or sexist? This is not just CAMRA-bashing

I wasn't going to comment on this. But I started leaving a comment on someone else's blog and it started getting a bit too long so I thought I should stick it here instead. In case you haven't heard: CAMRA, quite reasonably, would like to recruit more young people. To help do so, it produced and distributed a leaflet for use by univers ...

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"A Whores’ Market"

Alan McLeod alerts us to a fascinating story on Esquire. SourceWhat’s “pay to play”? It’s when breweries bribe bars under the table to stock their beers and freeze out competition and is, according to the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau regulations, an illegal practice. [Pretty Things' Dann] Paquette even dar ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Pumpkins upon pumpkins upon pumpkins

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 ...

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Holy City announces 2014 Iron Brew winner Saturday

  The winner of the 2014 Iron Brew homebrewing competition will be crowned this Saturday at Holy City following an afternoon-long showcase of the participating homebrewers. The annual competition, now in its third year, brings together homebrewers from across the state for the chance to have their work brewed on Holy City’s prod ...

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Brewery Vivant Habanago

Style: Belgian-American Barrel Aged Sour Specialty Ale w/mango and habanero peppers Glassware: 5 oz. Taster Glass Appearance: The first thing I noticed was its surprisingly pale color. Certainly hazy, and almost glowing, when held in the right light. Like many barrel aged beers, the head was nothing to write home about. Aroma: Slight funkiness ...

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