Beer News
Breckenridge Brewery grows again. As of last week, the brewery added 4 more 300-barrel fermenters. (Each fermenter holds 9,300 gallons of beer, for a total of 37, 200 gallons at a time.) Total annual capacity is now 75,000 barrels (or Continue Reading →
Tonight at The Fred Bar, you will have a chance to meet the folks from Pennsylvania Brewing Company based In Pittsburgh, PA. Three (new to draft in Georgia) beers will be available (Click for more info):
Allegheny Pale Ale
Pilsner
Weizen
Doors open at Continue Reading →
Work Labs is a graphic design agency in Richmond, Virginia. They are none to happy with New Belgium. The agency is pretty miffed about similarities to artwork they did for a brand called “Work Beer” a few years ago. The Continue Reading →
Alpharetta, Georgia joins the ranks of cities allowing growler sales in the state. This week, Alpharetta City Council approved the legal sale of beer in jugs to go.
Over a year ago, it was discovered that the sale of Continue Reading →
Even more spiffy new artwork from Weyerbacher Brewing (Easton, PA). Old Heathen, an imperial stout, is brewed year round.
Rich, velvety and deliciously complex, Old Heathen is a truly distinctive stout. We use seven types of malt and two varieties of hops Continue Reading →
Be prepared for another installment of SweetWater Brewing’s Waterkeeper Hefeweizen.The good for drinking, good for the river beer will make a second run at your glass. Waterkeeper is brewed to raise awareness for the Waterkeeper Alliance. The brewery has been a major contributor Continue Reading →
More rebranded artwork from Weyerbacher Brewing (Easton, PA). Verboten (previously another name, let’s not go there) a Belgian-style pale ale will see this art tweak in the future. This “forbidden” beer is brewed year round.
Verboten is a Belgian-style Pale Ale Continue Reading →