Boulevard Brewing has plans on bottling Love Child 1. This child is a bourbon barrel aged ale with cherries. This is Love Child #1, insinuating an impending series.
Our series of “wild” ales, barrel-aged with boisterous cultures like Lactobaccillus and Brettanomyces, Continue Reading →
Singer Adele has made beer news by making a stipulation on her tour that North American beer is not acceptable.
Following a concert, Adele asks that her tour bus be stocked with a selection of “bite-size” chocolate bars, including Twix, Aero, Continue Reading →
Canned beer rapidly becoming a trend among smaller breweries in the United States. There are obvious benefits to canning – cans are allowed in more places, lighter for shipping, shields beer from light, recyclable, etc. So why aren’t more Continue Reading →
Heavy Seas has been looking to rename their Summer Ale. Sea Nymph has been in the lead for sometime, and as you can see – it won.
A crisp and refreshing ale, with delicate malt foundation and mild hops. Perfect for Continue Reading →
Deschutes Brewery officially announced that it will begin selling Black Butte Porter and Mirror Pond Pale Ale in Missouri starting the week of January 9, 2012.
Missourians along the I-70 corridor will be pleased to know that they can extend Continue Reading →
Short Version: Stevens Point Brewing is experiencing double digit sales growth. Another brewmaster is needed. Enter Gabe Hopkins from Oklahoma, a biochemist by trade.
Gabe’s brewing talents have been put to good use as the Stevens Point Brewery Continue Reading →
Anchor Brewing has joined the tech party. Recently they joined Twitter: @AnchorBrewing, and Facebook. Today they unveiled a new, beautiful website.
The site shows off the beer lineup & history, with a schwag store, and a trade login (for bars and restaurants.) If you Continue Reading →
