I’ve been following the story of The Alchemist Brewpub & Brewery in Waterbury, Vermont. They suffered catastrophic damage to the brewpub when flood waters from Hurricane Irene attacked the town. The Kimmichs, founders of The Alchemist were very Continue Reading →
This is Schneider’s newest American offering: Mein Nelson Sauvin, a wheat bock brewed using the nelson sauvin hop. This beer was a completely new approach by the brewery, which brewmaster Hans-Peter Drexler says a beer evolution. Tap-X is a series, Continue Reading →
JMGM Group LLC who runs Dogfish Ale House in Virginia,could still be held liable for a patron’s deadly crash.
In 2008, Michael D. Eaton who was 35 time, reportedly drank 17 beers and a couple of lemon drop shots, and drove Continue Reading →
Brick Brewing (Waterloo, ON) is teaming up with North American Breweries to expand craft offerings in Canada.
Magic Hat will be the newest offerings through Brick’s network.
Canada’s specialty beer market is growing even as beer drinking overall has declined in favor of other Continue Reading →
Who has the highest brewery to person ratio in the country? If you think about state population, this probably doesn’t come as a surprise. The Street did a little research, here’s what they came up with:
Vermont: 16 breweries produced 1.4 Continue Reading →
It’s great that breweries release beers that everyone wants a taste of. By nature, they are brewers, not event coordinators. Sometimes it’s not as organized as they’d like. Weyerbacher took a moment today to apologize for those that might have Continue Reading →
Shmaltz Brewing is revamping the artwork for both Genesis and Messiah Bold arriving sometime this December. Genesis however, is getting a recipe tweak.
As you see, the new label proclaims it as a “Dry Hopped Session Ale.” Stylistically, the Continue Reading →
