Yorkshire Post Alcohol-fuelled crime on railway ale trail 'nipped in bud' as police come out ... Yorkshire Post By persuading licencees to stop selling lager and spirits on a Saturday, meaning the focus returned to real ale, combined with the presence of mounted police on six consecutive Saturdays last summer, officers say they were ab ...
Read More »Sierra Nevada’s Beer Camp Across America Tour Comes to Denver July 25th!
Sierra Nevada‘s Beer Camp Across America kicks off this Saturday, July 19th in Chico, California. That is the first of seven stops on their 7 city travelling beer festival and will be followed by stops in San Diego, DENVER–July 25th, Chicago, Portland (Maine), Philadelphia, and Mills River (North Carolina). Sierra Nevada just rele ...
Read More »When Travel Writers Fall in Love with Montana
A few weeks back, I was asked to help lead a group of travel writers/bloggers on a one-day excursion to four Missoula breweries and its distillery. The tour was part of Tap Room Tours, and it was the brainchild of Glacier Country Montana. Needless to say, we had a great day. It was a treat to hang out with fellow writers and people who clear ...
Read More »The Week Ahead in Beer Metro Edition: IPA palate preparation time
Greetings, New Mexico craft beer lovers. Stoutmeister here with the Metro Edition of The Week Ahead in Beer. This column covers all the breweries in Bernalillo and Sandoval counties, giving you a list of their current beers on tap as well as any special events going on in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and Bernalillo. Look for the State Edition, whic ...
Read More »Alliterative Book Review: Boak and Bailey’s ‘Brew Britannia’
Imagine if the history of rock music was done in the style of beer writing: “Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division was recorded at Strawberry Studios, Stockport, between 1stand 17th April 1979. It is 39 minutes and 24 seconds long and consists of ten songs, which contain drums, bass, guitar, synthesisers and vocals, with added special effect ...
Read More »Arkansas Spotlight: Fayetteville Ale Trail
Arkansas Beer Blog was recently invited by the Fayetteville Visitors Bureau to a special Fayetteville Ale Trail weekend blogger get-away. We decided to send our intrepid blogger Chris Butler, who is the top gun in our Arkansas Spotlight Series. Let’s give Chris a sad, sad nod at his horrible duty to travel, drink beer, eat food, and recou ...
Read More »Let’s Go Beer Camping with Sierra Nevada
Sierra Nevada Brewing, one of the grandaddies of American craft beer, completed twelve (12!) collaborations with other breweries from across the US. These are huge names in beer, and only a couple of these other breweries distribute around Kansas City. We’re talking New Glarius, Russian River, 3 Floyds … that level of be ...
Read More »Great Baraboo celebrates 19 years
Jeremy Altier, Head Brewer at Great Baraboo Brewing Company, was the host with the most at the brewery on Friday. The brewery celebrated 19 years of success in Macomb County. Among festive balloons and plenty of customers, the atmosphere was alive with Friday nite revelry. The entertainment was provided by Kevin Covert and Shane Sanders, indepe ...
Read More »Holy City capitalizes on Stone Law, opens kitchen Wednesday
Charleston’s Holy City will be the first South Carolina brewery to capitalize on the so-called Stone Law when its new kitchen opens for business Wednesday afternoon. You’ll recall the legislation, which was signed into law a couple of months ago, opened the doors for breweries to establish SC Department of Health and Envir ...
Read More »Raise your glass to the Reading Real Ale and Jazz Festival tomorrow
Reading Post Raise your glass to the Reading Real Ale and Jazz Festival tomorrow Reading Post Clinking glasses, tapping toes, and dripping taps – there's plenty of percussion to be heard at the Reading Real Ale and Jazz Festival and that's before we even get to the music. The grand marquee is going up in Christchurch Meadows and ...
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