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Craft beer, whiskey, and cigars for the enthusiast at Lizardville The Plain Dealer Bottled beers are sold individually and can be purchased to go or quick-chilled and consumed on-site (bottling fees apply). Over 600 craft brews are available, and are arranged by style, from pilsners and lambics to porters, stouts, and double bocks ...

Back in March of this year, I posted a review of Sunken City's Red Clay IPA which, for the most part, was a decent brew. It did, however, have a minerally character that dampened the overall experience. Was it an off batch of beer, the particular recipe, or would we encounter it again in other ... The post Sunken City Brewing Dam Lager appeared ...

A few beers from one of my favorite North Carolina breweries tonight May 20th down in Chester starting at 5pm: Lonerider Tap Takeover with their Ales for Outlaws and a few more surprises on tap. You won't want to miss this opportunity to drink some great beers that are hard to find in RVA. “Remember ... ...read more The post Cowboy Up wi ...

CNNMoney Craft beer craze finally hits the South CNNMoney Lazy Magnolia's amber-colored Timber Beast IPA is one of the first craft beers produced in Mississippi since the state loosened its liquor laws. For a century, Mississippi and other Southern states had Prohibition-era laws on the books that kept ...

A bi-weekly, non-comprehensive roundup of news of beer and other things. Weeks 18/19 27 April - 10 May 2014 2014.05.10 Taxes, not taxonomy: 121 years ago on 10 May 1893, the U.S. Supreme Court rendered a tariff decision, in Nix v. Hedden, declaring the tomato to be a vegetable, not the fruit that it actually is. Via Wikipedia. 20 ...

Hello beer lovers and welcome to another edition of the NorCal Beer Blog's brew review. Tonight’s featured beer is Stone Brewing Company Matt's Burning Rosids Imperial Cherrywood-smoked Saison. Commercial description: “Life is extraordinarily precious, joyous...and fragile. At Stone, we recently were reminded of this when we lost ...

The birth of a beast: Brandon (right) and Tractor assistant brewer Josh Campbell getting their grain on. Well, folks, the calendar has rapidly turned to the month of May, the weather is ascending into our usual Albuquerque warmth (freak occurrences of snow and locusts aside), and that yearly tradition we here at the DSBC love so much is finally ...

Hundreds of sour and wild beer lovers jammed historic 1886 vintage Indianapolis City Market on Saturday, May 17, to sample and celebrate sour beer at the Upland Sour + Wild + Funk Fest. This Fest was held on the upper level mezzanine where in most of the space that Tomlinson Tap, purveyors of only Indiana beer, does not occupy. There was a DJ ...

In news that’s not at all surprising, Anheuser-Busch has begun a heavy push against the so-called Stone Bill, writing a letter to state senators and urging them to strike down the amendment aimed at creating more jobs and expanding the state’s craft beer industry. In a letter sent to South Carolina senators, Attorney ...

Biggleswade Today CAMRA presents another award to village pub Biggleswade Today Once again the Engineers Arms in Henlow has been crowned CAMRA Bedfordshire's Pub of the Year. The award goes to outstanding pubs that serve some of the best beer in the county and play an active role in the local community. The High Street free ...