Motorworks Brewing of Bradenton has been cranking out the beers lately. Aside from a few beers resting away in brewer Bob Haa’s barrel project, he seems to be turning taps and quenching thirsty patrons at racecar speeds. Well, aside from … Continue reading →
Read More »First Draft: The altruistic side of homebrewing
First Draft: The altruistic side of homebrewing Tribune-Review “We were just starting the club, and when we talked about it, homebrewing still had a stigma to it, like we're just a bunch of drunks sitting around and drinking beer,” says Shane Terrick, 41, of Indiana Township. “So, we said, let's try to do ...
Read More »Crux Fermentation Project Off Leash Northwest Session Ale
Hello beer lovers and welcome to another edition of the NorCal Beer Blog's brew review. Tonight’s featured beer is Crux Fermentation Project Off Leash Northwest Session Ale. From the Crux Fermentation Project website: “Debuted at an event that crowned our hometown, “Dog Town USA,” this light-hearted ale bounds with reg ...
Read More »Santa Fe Brewing shares all the details on their massive planned expansion
There was a big moment last week where Santa Fe Brewing announced its long-in-the-works plans for a major expansion. It was even covered by the mainstream media, seeing as how Governor Martinez was there and everything. And what did we all get to read about? Tesla. Yeah, the car battery factory mess was repeated in a story that should have prov ...
Read More »Boulevard Brewing is coming to Florida
Of the many breweries that are eying Florida’s thirsty shores, Kansas City, Missouri’s Boulevard Brewing Company has just declared that they will be pouring in Florida soon. Brown Distributing has been chosen as the statewide distributor for Boulevard. No word … Continue reading →
Read More »7venth Sun’s week of two collaboration beers
7venth Sun Brewery, Dunedin’s Broadway brewery, has had quite a week. Brewing beer to keep up with demand, even brewing collaboration beers is nothing new to these sunny folks. This week saw two guest collaborators with plenty of great beers … Continue reading →
Read More »Great Raft Brewing to launch Reasonably Corrupt in cans
Got this release from Great Raft Brewing yesterday. I continue to be impressed with what they are doing. Their beer is excellent, and they have some of the best artwork designs around. These cans are no exception. Check it out below. Great Raft Brewing to Launch Reasonably Corrupt in Cans - Black lager is third year-around offering in ...
Read More »Limited Release Episode 12: Barrel Aged Abraxas!
Yay! The newest episode of Limited Release is up. For those who haven't seen the show before: Old school mates of mine from Hopkins, Ron Johnson and Rob Wengler, travel the country in search of special beer releases. They wait in the long lines so you don't have to! This particular episode is special to me because I ...
Read More »A Brief Primer on Czech Lagers
Sometimes I skip posting information that I know exists elsewhere on the internet, as if the mere existence of information somewhere means people everywhere are consuming it. You can find descriptions of Czech lagers from people far more versed on the subject than I--Evan Rail and Max Bahnson (the Pivní Filosof) are your English-la ...
Read More »The Week Ahead in Beer State Edition: Grand finale
Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with the second half of the now-divided Week Ahead in Beer. This edition covers all the breweries outside of Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties. From Taos to Santa Fe to Farmington to Las Vegas in the north, to Portales, Artesia, Silver City, and Las Cruces in the south, this edition will ...
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