The last couple of weeks there have been some grumblings around the web about a brew tour company in Denver, CO called Font Range Brew Tours. Apparently there have been several instances of people calling to make reservations and never Continue Reading →
Allagash looks a little Fantome-y with this ghostly number. Ghoulchip obviously part of the brewery’s spontaneous fermentation lineup. Ghoulschip touts pumpkin, toasted pumpkin seeds, and molasses, aged in oak barrels.
Availability: 12.7 oz bottles, corked & caged
Arrival: TBA
6.9% ABV
The Bruery’s 12 Days Of Christmas continues this year with 4 Calling Birds. This 4th edition is a Belgian style dark ale with spices.
4 Calling Birds is suitable for aging up to eight years (soon after the release of “Twelve Continue Reading →
At long last Ballast Point’s Indra Kunindra will be available in bomber bottles starting tomorrow at both brewery locations. Indra Kunindra is an export stout that includes many ingredients found in Indian / Thai food such as cumin, curry, cayenne, coconut, Continue Reading →
During that year off, New Holland Brewing’s Pilgrim’s Dole Wheat Wine Ale spent some time aging in twice used Bourbon Barrels. The first time around those barrels were used for bourbon and the second time for New Holland’s Dragon’s Milk. Pilgrim’s Dole Continue Reading →
Brewmaster Matt Brynildson sits down with Firestone Walker’s VP of Marketing Jamie Smith to talk about Deconstructed LA
Firestone Deconstructed Part 2 from Firestone Walker on Vimeo.
Beer gets more chippy. Example – Jim Koch of Boston Beer had this to say about the legal situation with Anchor:
To the BeerAdvocate Community:
Unfortunately, Boston Beer was given no choice but to pursue legal avenues against Anchor Brewing and Continue Reading →
