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Dunstable real ale fans drank the place dry!

Dunstable Today Dunstable real ale fans drank the place dry! Dunstable Today The festival, featuring 32 cask ales and 14 ciders and perries, plus fish and chips and live entertainment, was organised by Dunstable Town Council and opened by town clerk and chief executive David Ashlee on Friday evening. The next day, newly elected .. ...

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Chesco welcomes expansion by Victory Brewing

Philly.com Chesco welcomes expansion by Victory Brewing Philly.com The bar is packed at Victory Brewing Company in Downingtown. Victory, which just recently opened a second brewery in Parkesburg, is planning a new brewpub in Kennett Square this fall and another one in Parkesburg next year. (RACHEL ...

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GetGo to start selling beer

WTAE Pittsburgh GetGo to start selling beer WTAE Pittsburgh The new store on Route 51 (Hayden Boulevard) in Forward Township, Allegheny County, is opening Monday and will be the first of Giant Eagle's 190 GetGo gas stations to sell beer. More than 100 domestic, craft and imported bottles will be available for ...

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New Holland brings creative, balanced approach to brewing

HOLLAND — Sensible. Balanced. Artistic. Encouraging. Adventurous. Innovative. All great personality traits. These qualities, too, are ways of describing one of Michigan’s pioneer breweries. But the personality of the state’s third highest producing brewery — New Holland Brewing Co. — cannot be summed up in just the ...

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Nashville airport letting beer drinkers roam

Nashville airport letting beer drinkers roam WSMV Nashville NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Nashville International Airport is allowing travelers to carry beer and alcoholic drinks throughout the secure area of the airport, instead of confining them to designated areas. The Tennessean reports the change is the result ...

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CRAFT BEER CORNER: Beer 101: Basics Of Hops

CRAFT BEER CORNER: Beer 101: Basics Of Hops Gazette Newspapers My love affair with beer began in 1988 or '89 with my first sip of Ken Grossman's deliciously hoppy and now famous Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. The Corona, Pabst, Lucky Lager, Schaefer and Coors that had been the staples of my nights out literally paled in ...

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Cold Turkey

“No, it’s Ok – go on.” I’ve lost count of the number of times my other half has said this to me in a pub, with a slightly weary, resigned tone. Or, if not using those actual words, conveying the message with her eyes. The inevitable pause in conversation, the brief wait whilst I do ... The post Cold Turkey appeared ...

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