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Best beer gardens in America

Fox News Best beer gardens in America Fox News Beer gardens became popular in Southern Germany in the 19th century. Because the high heat required for brewing often caused fires that decimated entire cities, Albert V of Bavaria decreed that beer could only be brewed from September 29 to April 23, ...

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Dogfish Head Ales Expands: EOT Beer News

CNBC.com Dogfish Head Ales Expands: EOT Beer News Everything on Tap This enabled them to begin distributing beer again to the states they had withdrawn from. Since then, the company and its beers continue to grow in popularity, quantity made, and quantity enjoyed. This is a good story for craft beer: a company tried ... Craft brewery ...

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Vote Blonde Hunny ‘Best Local Brew’

Blonde Hunny is nominated for “Best Local Brew” in the 2014 Best of Cville. Show your support for our dangerously drinkable Belgian Blonde by taking a minute to register and vote. CLICK HERE TO VOTE ...read more The post Vote Blonde Hunny ‘Best Local Brew’ appeared first on VA Beer Trail.

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Bent Hill Brewery Opens in Braintree

Seven Days Bent Hill Brewery Opens in Braintree Seven Days On Saturday, Bent Hill Brewery opened its doors to the public for the first time. The brewery is nestled high in the hills outside Randolph (1972 Bent Hill Road, Braintree), but 25-year-old brewer Mike Czok, who has been home-brewing since his senior ...

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Summer celebration of Hefeweizen: Craft brewing’s happiest accident

Summer celebration of Hefeweizen: Craft brewing's happiest accident The Oregonian Though today it's something of a beer-culture litmus test, often disdained by beer geeks who perhaps haven't had a Hefe in year, it was the first of Portland's buzz beers and introduced thousands of beer drinkers to craft beer. "People frequently tell ...

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Grand Rapids gears up for AHA National Homebrewers Conference

In just one day, thousands (yes, thousands) of homebrewers, craft brew geeks and beer enthusiasts will call Grand Rapids their temporary home. From Thursday to Saturday, DeVos Place will play host to this event, a fun, educational conference designed to increase your knowledge of homebrewing and encourage camaraderie. A quilter’s conventi ...

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Alkmaar 2014: now warm and churchy!

In the coming weeks we will release a string of articles about the rising number of brewers in Amsterdam. Maybe there will be a separate Amsterdam beer festival soon but for now Amsterdam is still part of the province of Noord-Holland and that nice city in the middle of it, Alkmaar, was the host of the annual Noord-Hollands Beerfestival. Last y ...

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