Karl Strauss Black Rye Belgian IPA Arriving Soon..
(San Diego, CA) — As a local brewery in Pacific Beach, Karl Strauss is giving a nod to life at the boardwalk with its latest release, Boardwalk Black Rye. Conjuring images of a dark ocean and Continue Reading →
Mikkeller’s Beer Geek Dessert’s brewing has been put on hold indefinitely.
It’s not likely to be produced, at least for the foreseeable future. Production has reached capacity at both Nøgne Ø and Amager, the places where this could have been brewed, Continue Reading →
A few years ago, Left Hand Brewing retired Snowbound Ale in lieu fo Fade To Black. While the beer name would remain the same each year, the style would change.
2009 – Export Stout
2010 – Smoked Baltic Porter
2011 – Chili Porter
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As if Stone Brewing wasn’t busy enough building a bigger brewery, expanding to Europe, building stores, restaurants & hotels – Greg Koch & Steve Wagner (with Randy Clemens) also have a book on the way.
Liquid Lore, Epic Recipes, and Unabashed Continue Reading →
I’m sure you are all quite sad to hear – Miller has killed MGD 64 Lemonade line. In January, Miller announced they were adding flavored variations of the “64” line, aimed at low calorie drinkers, and summer beer drinking settings.
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New Belgium Brewing is adding Belgo IPA to year round status, joining the “Explore” series. (i.e. from 22oz to 12oz/6pks.) Well received of course, the beer got a label update, and new social status. Per the NB’s blog:
Sometime last year Continue Reading →
It won’t happen until 2012, but plans are in place for Nashville Craft Beer Week, 2012. The domain has been purchased (but really, that’s it for now.)
Details, dates, & times to follow. Let’s hope Tennessee doesn’t lose any more Continue Reading →
