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DC Brew Bus with Reston Limousine – – 14 Jun 14 10:00

When: June 14, 2014 @ 6:00 am – 12:00 pm Bluejacket, DC Brau, 3 Stars $39 per person (transportation only) Reston Limousine’s DC Brew Bus is rolling out with new stops for the new year! You’ll start the trip with a tour atBluejacket, the highly awaited[...] The post DC Brew Bus with Reston Limousine – &n ...

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Brew Pub Signs Deal With Green Man Brewing Co.

Brew Pub Signs Deal With Green Man Brewing Co. The Ledger Reprints; Enlarge Text. COMMENTS. Brew Pub Signs Deal With Green Man Brewing Co. THE LEDGER. Published: Monday, June 9, 2014 at 3:54 p.m.. Last Modified: Monday, June 9, 2014 at 3:54 p.m.. LAKELAND | Green Man Brewing Company in Asheville ...

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Craft beer boom creates hops shortage

Craft beer boom creates hops shortage Supermarket News Skyrocketing craft beer sales and increasing demand from drinkers are creating a shortage of a key ingredient: hops. Hops give beer its bitterness, and craft beers use significantly more than commercially made brews, reports The Indianapolis Star ...

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Montana Ale Works Gets New Tap System (Still Full of Craft Beer)

Montana Ale Works in Bozeman, Montana, has replaced a tap system that has been around longer than most of Montana's craft breweries. The 14-year-old system was on the verge of giving out for good, but it was already notorious for giving foamy, warm beer, according to the Montana Ale Works press release. Working with local welding studen ...

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One Industrial Way Update

What are Bissell, Foundation, and Austin Street Up To? One Industrial Way has been home to breweries for quite a while now. In the past it housed Bull Jagger Brewing Company and Maine Beer Company. Now both of those breweries have been replaced with 3 new kids on the block: Bissell Brothers Brewing Company, Foundation ...

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Cheers to 250 years of St. Louis beer

Cheers to 250 years of St. Louis beer USA TODAY Once headquarters of the world's largest brewer, the city is still home to dozens of microbreweries. Although Anheuser-Busch is now part of Belgium-based AB InBev, this midwestern destination is steeped in beer history that's reflected in the gusto ... Schlafly puts Chicago brewpub plans ...

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Three Notch’d Brewing Company

On June 3, 1781, in the heart of the Revolutionary War, Jack Jouette made his legendary horseback ride to Monticello to warn Governor Thomas Jefferson and his legislators of an attempt at their capture by an advancing British Calvary. Led only by moonlight, Jack rode 40 miles along a backwoods trail marked by three distinct ... The post Three N ...

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