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‘The fifth ingredient is you’ homebrew competition

Media ReleaseANHC  – “The fifth ingredient is you” Homebrew CompetitionThe 2014 Australian National Homebrewing Conference Homebrew Competition is now open and accepting entries.This year’s conference theme is centred on the four core ingredients: Water, Malt, Hops and Yeast. But what’s the fifth ingredient ...

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Madame Rose Is A Bitch

Madame Rose is a bitch. You wouldn’t know it from meeting her; she’s actually very friendly and personable. But to those who have to work with her: Madame Rose is a bitch. I met Madame Rose last week, while attending a Goose Island beer pairing dinner at Todd English. The darkly lit restaurant featured several of Goose Island&rsquo ...

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And La Cumbre’s getting larger

Pardon the bad paraphrasing of a quote from “Airplane!” in the headline, but I could not resist. After having spent nearly two weeks doing nothing but writing about sports (Saturday’s six-hour high school track and field meet was the brutal finale), I have finally gotten back to the local beer scene. After Sunday stops at Il V ...

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The Top Hat Hosts Spring Beer Dinner

Reveling in the success of its first three sold-out beer dinners, The Top Hatin Missoula, Montana, has announced its fourth on May 27 at 7:00 p.m. This dinner will feature beers from the Philipsburg Brewing Company and pair those beers with new menu items from The Top Hat’s Spring Menu. Three members from the Lil’ Smokies will be ...

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Day 2 – ACBW Tuesday

Kirk Coco and Peter Caddoo at SAVOR, an event dedicated to showcasing American Craft Beer OK, I confess. I didn't go out last night for American Craft Beer Week. But it's a marathon, not a sprint, and I plan to go to two events tonight: The Avenue Pub's Barrel Aged Night, celebrating the best of barrel aged beers (of primarily bourbon barrels. ...

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Spring Mead Fest draws record crowds

Nearly 1,700 people gathered at B. Nektar Meadery in Ferndale on Saturday,to celebrate what ancient civilizations once considered to be the nectar of the gods. With its highest-ever attendance, the Spring Mead Fest proves that one of the oldest alcoholic beverages in recorded history has staying power — and B. Nektar has been instrumental ...

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Perry Street Brewing: Beer, Food, Market and Fun

Come join us for the May Washington Girls Pint Out at Perry Street Brewing! This month we are going to do a social event at Perry Street Brewing! No event fee (BYOB= Buy Your Own Beer), just come and pick out the beer you want to drink, grab some grub from a food truck, get pizza from South Perry Pizza, and/or browse the Thursday Market. P ...

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