Tomme Arther of Port/Lost Abbey Brewing just landed in Colorado today. He’s headed to New Belgium to collaborate on a new Lips Of Faith beer.
This week The Tomme (as he refers to himself on Twitter) brews in Fort Collins. Soon, Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing’s IPA will go beyond the 6 pack in March. The brewery will begin selling 12 packs of the popular IPA.
Stone’s IPA was first brewed in 1997. It’s brewed with Coluubus, Chinook, and Centennial hops.
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Founding Fathers Brewing just released Founding Father Light Beer this week. The second installment in a line of beers from the Minnesota based brewery. 50% of the profits are donated the family of the United States Military.
LONG LAKE, Minn., Continue Reading →
An Irish runner, (read UBER, psychotic runner), has become the only man to run 7 marathons on 7 continents in less than 5 days. That’s just a tad over 182 miles in total. Richard Donovan of Galway, would drink a Heineken during Continue Reading →
Craftcans.com took trip over to Brewery Vivant (Grand Rapids, MI) to chat can beer. The whole interview is great, but this quote about upcoming beer was most interesting. Barrel aged beer in a can? Sour beer? Might happen.
Coming down the Continue Reading →
In a 4 minute video posted by @HopCast, John Laffler speaks briefly of the “Innovation Projects” going on at Goose Island. You’ll be surprised to hear that Goose Island has around 100 beers in the works, and Continue Reading →
This confirms what we probably already knew. Beer is the preferred alcoholic beverage among Americans. According to The Beer Institute, beer sales totaled a whopping $98 billion dollars in 2011. Thats a 3% increase from on premise (bars, stadiums, Continue Reading →
