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Brewery partners with non-profit for Septoberfest

Statesman Journal Brewery partners with non-profit for Septoberfest Statesman Journal We started it to help promote fresh hop beer and link (our event) with a charity that goes along with our brewery's background story,” said Carri Lichty, event coordinator at Seven Brides Brewing. “With our founders, all men who together h ...

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Craft beer growth keeps business flowing for Butchertown tap company

Craft beer growth keeps business flowing for Butchertown tap company WDRB LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Just like bourbon, the craft beer industry is in the midst of huge growth and it's not just a benefit to bars and breweries. It's also a boon to accessory companies that aid the flow of beer from creator to customer. The ...

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Get Ready to Spend More Money On Craft Beer

Eater Get Ready to Spend More Money On Craft Beer Eater To do this weekend: Buy as much beer as you can carry, because prices are about to skyrocket. According to Reuters, Canada — which is the world's second-largest exporter of malting barley — has harvested its "smallest crop since 1968." Cold, wet ... Alberta craft beer ...

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Natural State of Beer

It’s a wonderful time in the Natural State right now. You may be agreeing with me in your head, and why wouldn’t you? The cool fall weather is wonderful, the Hogs have won a few games, your spouse is distracted with parent teacher conference stuff, and everyone seems in a great mood. The real reason everyone is in a good mood is sim ...

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The Week Ahead in Beer: Tastes like fall around here

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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St. Paul’s East Side adds new brewery, bakery

TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press St. Paul's East Side adds new brewery, bakery TwinCities.com-Pioneer Press Drink-wise, Sidhe Brewery will be opening soon in the Plaza del Sol on Payne Avenue. The female-owned and -operated brewery will have a small, two- barrel system, which will serve a cozy, 40-seat taproom, according to its website. Br ...

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Heavy Seas brewmaster discusses Plank III, Maryland’s best beer of 2014

Heavy Seas brewmaster discusses Plank III, Maryland's best beer of 2014 Baltimore Sun (blog) The robust flavor of Heavy Seas Beer's Plank III -- the Belgian-style Trippel recently named "Best of Show: Best Overall Maryland Beer" by the Brewers Association of Maryland at the Comptroller's Cup competition -- comes from a pimento tree. &ld ...

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No sleep till Philly: Brooklyn Brewery Mash series makes visit

Philly.com (blog) No sleep till Philly: Brooklyn Brewery Mash series makes visit Philly.com (blog) No, it's not the Flyers vs. the Rangers – it's Brooklyn Brewery gracing us with the second annual Brooklyn Mash series. This weeklong celebration features two cities collaborating and embracing their respective cultures through art, ...

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Hoping to be a home-brew hero at Beau’s Oktoberfest

Ottawa Citizen Hoping to be a home-brew hero at Beau's Oktoberfest Ottawa Citizen Joe Rancourt is an avid homebrewer who is entering the Beau's Oktoberfest Homebrew competition this year. Last year he won people's choice and this year he is hoping to win a chance to brew one of his beers on a commercial scale with Beau's All Natural&nb ...

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What We Write About When We Write About Beer

Over the past month, I have been part of a four-person team judging magazine articles for the North American Guild of Beer Writers' annual contest.  We had 34 entries that were published in probably ten different publications, and they ranged from very short reviews to lengthy pieces on styles, equipment, or process.  One entry on a b ...

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