Ithaca Brewing (Ithaca, NY) moved closer to expanding with town approval. On Monday night, the brewery received the ok for 10 acres of land just south of the city.
While the approval was unanimous, apparently residents of the proposed area voiced Continue Reading →
Massachusetts is backing of the farmer-brewery enforcement from the time being. The state treasurer Steven Grossman said Monday that he will eliminate the rules change, and hold a public forum for comments from brewers, breweries and the general public.
The rule Continue Reading →
A beer to taste like Pho. Named after Mekong’s Restaurant in Richmond, Virginia. Brian was eating a big bowl of Pho at Mekongs when the challenge was thrown down to make a beer that that takes like this Continue Reading →
Brewdog Brewing is bottling Hello My Name Is Ingrid this afternoon. Cloudberries are popular throughout Scandinavia, used in jams, jellies and ice cream. It’s also used in liquors. The end of July/August is their peak season. Raw, unripe berries are tart Continue Reading →
O-I is the glass manufacturer for Schlafly Brewing (St. Louis, MO). The brewery – born in 1991, is celebrating 20 years by embossing the shoulders of their bottles for the first time.
Last summer the brewery was looking a glass contract, Continue Reading →
Craft beer alive and well in the United States in 2011…
Dollar growth up 15% in first six months of 2011; U.S. sees rapid growth in breweries in planning
Boulder, CO – August 8, 2011 – The Brewers Association, the trade association Continue Reading →
Yesterday, Larry Bell got to throw out the first pitch at the Chicago Cubs game. Bell’s has seen great success in the windy city, but apparently this wasn’t full motivation for the pitch.
Larry Bell’s girlfriend is a huge supporter of Continue Reading →
