You knew this beer as Abacus. ZD Wines has a wine called Abacus also. The winery thinks you are too dumb to know the difference, and sued Firestone Walker for trademark infringement. They settled out of court, and FW Continue Reading →
Coming soon from Sierra Nevada is Rouge 66. Atlanta AJC writer Bob Townsend & Green’s beer guru Adam Tolsma recently travelled to California to Sierra’s infamous Beer Camp to make this brew. Beer Camp kegs are usually very limited (5-10 Continue Reading →
Without further ado, meet Bud Light Platinum. The newest addition the Budweiser family. I must admit, I’ve been looking forward to trying this beer. When one of the biggest breweries on the planet makes a new beer, you can’t Continue Reading →
This Groupon just went live this morning. A Groupon for a brewery experience at Red Brick Brewing. You’ve got three days to purchase. Ready, Set, Drink!
Houses made out of red bricks are more likely to withstand wolf sneezes than those Continue Reading →
The busiest airport in the world is going to get some Ludacris love. The Atlanta City Council recently approved a $3 billion dollar package that includes the new Chicken & Beer restaurant. This isn’t Chris Bridges first restaurant. Straits Continue Reading →
Nearly 2 years ago, SweetWater Brewing retired Summer Hummer (a seasonal witbier) in lieu of Sch’Wheat in the year round lineup. The beer was introduced as a “gateway” beer for many drinkers making their first foray into beers Continue Reading →
John Lemkemeier and Wesley Jones, & Spencer Finney of St. Louis private-equity firm Sage Capital will join the board at St. Louis Brewery (makers of Schlafly) once the deal is approved. The deal includes a host of other Continue Reading →
