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Rotary Club to hold craft beer festival

Rotary Club to hold craft beer festival Meriden Record-Journal WALLINGFORD — Craft beer connoisseurs will have the chance to sample over 30 different beers from local and regional breweries Oct. 11 at the Wallingford Rotary Club's second annual craft brewers festival. All proceeds will go to the Rotary Club.

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Brewery planned at Indiana monastery

Brewery planned at Indiana monastery Post-Tribune A zoning board in the Dubois County town of Ferdinand voted 4-0 last week to give permission for the brewery in a vacant art studio building on the grounds of Monastery Immaculate Conception. Brewer Vince Luecke told the board that plans are to have a ...

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Montana Wins at GABF!

In its 28th year, the Great American Beer Festival (GABF), awarded 268 medals to some of the nation's best brewers and breweries (5,507 entries this year, a 16 percent increase over 2013). And Montana came home with some very big honors! FIRST, Draught Works was awarded 2014 Brewery and Brewer of the Year Awards Very Small Bre ...

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Minnesota Brewers well represented at the 2014 Great American Beer Festival

Six Minnesota brewers were awarded medals during the brewing competition award ceremony on Saturday afternoon. Minnesota was well represented, bringing home two more awards than in 2013, and 3 three more than in 2012. Minnesota Brewers well represented at the 2014 Great American Beer Festival appeared first on Minnesota Beer Activists. Writte ...

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New brewpub planned in west Torrance

New brewpub planned in west Torrance The Daily Breeze The latest addition to the South Bay's fast-growing craft beer industry will be a new west Torrance brew pub aiming for a January opening in the former Billy's Deli and Cafe space in Anza Plaza on 190th Street. Hop Saint will be a smokehouse ...

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New Mexico racks up more medals at GABF 2014

Well, the results are in, and New Mexico has once again shined at the Great American Beer Festival. A year after a record eight medals (the best mark before that in a single year had been just four), NM breweries piled up another eight this time around in Denver, including a record five gold medals. That’s not too shabby for one of the le ...

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The Expanding Demographics of Craft Beer

News & Observer The Expanding Demographics of Craft Beer Paste Magazine The Brewers Association knows what you picture when you hear “craft beer drinker.” White male, 20's or 30's. Ubiquitous beard. Upper middle class, professional employment, disposable income to burn on a rare barrel-aged sour. They know, because for& ...

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Punters can enjoy real ale at Stourbridge beer fest

Stourbridge News Punters can enjoy real ale at Stourbridge beer fest Stourbridge News BEER enthusiasts will be able to sup a range of real ales and ciders at the Oktoberfest Beer Festival in Stourbridge. The festival at Badelynge Bar, at the Gainsborough Trading Estate, Rufford Road, will run from 4pm to 11pm on Thursday (October 9) an ...

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Dempsey Challenge Wows Again

This year the Dempsey Challenge was held again in Lewison at Simard-Payne Memorial Park. On both Saturday and Sunday thousands of people gathered together to run, bike, and volunteer all in the name of The Patrick Dempsey Center for Cancer Hop and Healing. $1.3 million dollars and counting were raised this weekend from the participants ...

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