Taken from Harpoon Press Release:
BOSTON – As the first signs of fall settle into New England, so too does the arrival of Harpoon Octoberfest, a local favorite since 1989. Brewed with celebrations in mind, this full-bodied, seasonal beer is Continue Reading →
The Alchemist Brewpub & Brewery is hard at work after the Vermont flood in August.
3 weeks later:
– electrical work is being completed.
– new concrete slabs are on the way
– Even though tanks were on their sides post flood, the beer Continue Reading →
I’m sure you’ve heard that the Great American Beer Festival is coming up. It’s in Denver, the Napa Valley of beer. Home to over 16 breweries – with even more nearby. Big names like Great Divide, New Belgium, Left Continue Reading →
Left Hand Brewing is declaring independence from foreign stouts. Something craft hasn’t tackled here in the land of the free. You might be able to deduce this. You might not. You’ll be drinking this one soon….
I’ll be at GABF next Continue Reading →
Lagunitas Brewing’s first brew on their new equipment was slightly delayed (originally due out in June, 2011.)
Lagunitas invited Rolec, the fabricators of the new equipment to brew on their creation. The brewhouse was designed by Freistant Bayern Brothers.
In far-away Continue Reading →
Garrett Oliver’s newest book – The Oxford Companion To Beer has been been met with great success. The first run has sold out. The Oxford Companion books are series of definitive texts on topics such as literature, food, Continue Reading →
Shmaltz Brewing will soon to celebrating 15 years of brewing. Each year, there are more hops, malts and booze to match the year. It’s the 15th year, so expect 15 hops, 15 malts, 15% ABV. (Getting too high to Continue Reading →
