New Belgium Brewing comes to Bloomington, IN, again with their Clips Beer & Film Tour Friday, May 30, in Bryan Park starting at 8:00 PM for beer flowing with short films starting at dark. New Belgium usually pours 15-20 beers, many either unusual or rare at $1.25 per 3 oz. sample or $5 per 12 oz. glass. (free admission, bring lawn chairs) ...
Read More »Virginia Craft Beer Events Happening Today, May 29th
Events happening in Virginia 29 May 2014 16:00 – 16:00 Steal the Vessel at Strangeways Brewing #Richmond Grunt Night! is more than just Grunts, now…Come in on Thursdays and you can Steal the Grunt, Growler, or to-go Blue Ball pint glass! Already have plenty? Then just bring in your Strangeways to go containers for specials ...
Read More »B-52 Brewing welcomes brewpub patrons
Houston Chronicle B-52 Brewing welcomes brewpub patrons Houston Chronicle Before brothers Brent, 28, and Chad Daniel, 30 - experienced homebrewers eager to turn pro - made their first commercial batch, they decided to replace their state brewery license with a brewpub license to take advantage of a key part of the much ... Brewpub Exp ...
Read More »Délices & Caprices: a great beer shop in Brussels
Our “Cafe of the Week” really isn’t a cafe, per se, but you can drink beer there. You can also buy beer to take home (or wherever else you plan to drink it. As long as you enjoy it.) Délices & Caprices calls itself: “The Belgian Beer Tasting Shop in the heart of Brussels,” and…The post Dél ...
Read More »ABQ Beer Week: Day Eight looks sweet with a dozen events
It was fun to get back to ABQ Beer Week on Wednesday and meet some new beer lovers at the Left Hand tasting at O’Niell’s Nob Hill. With all that done, it’s time to move on to a busy Day Eight on Thursday. Yours truly will be at Tractor Nob Hill, plus maybe some other events. Satisfy your sweet tooth along with your beer tooth ...
Read More »The Week Ahead in Beer: One crowded Canteen
Editor’s note: Pardon the delay, but E-Rock’s new summer work schedule at CNM collided with my Beer Week responsibilities. Hopefully we can reorganize how we do this column and start getting it to you on Tuesday now instead of Wednesday. If any brewer or brewery rep who serves as our email contact is reading this, please try to ge ...
Read More »Beer travels and links!
Matt Horney (Old Rail), me, Zac Caramonta (Gnarly Barley), and Josh Erickson (Chafunkta) during ACBW at the Avenue Pub. Bad Blogspot! It crashed and wiped out my previous draft of this blog post. However, I now suspect that it may have sucked, so it may be for the best. Spent some time in New England and went to Night Shift Brewing's new ...
Read More »30 Word Thursday: Religion
Ornate iron spirals and spikes Surround the symbol of Western religion. Vaulted arches rise above, inspiring a gaze to the Heavens. A solid gate, denying entry to the casual traveler. This is my contribution to the 30 Word Thursday Blog Hop hosted by Erin at her Treasures Found Blog. The idea ...
Read More »In Case You Need Some Incentive…
Here's the list of some of the breweries that will be pouring their fine suds at next week's Mountain Brewers Festival in Idaho Falls, Idaho. One of the great things about this festival is that most of the participating breweries are regional. These are places that your most likely to encounter on your travels throughout the mountain west. Luck ...
Read More »Bottoms up! Brew pub Paulaner celebrates relaunch
Bottoms up! Brew pub Paulaner celebrates relaunch Crain's New York Business The new operator consulted on the redesign of the brew-pub, which now has long, rustic 16-foot communal tables and booths. New lighting and décor was also added. Mr. Ban, a chef, was tapped by the current investment group and he hopes to eventually . ...
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