Stone Brewing held a media conference about their expansion, European efforts, & new projects. Here’s some notes from the conference.
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European Stone location will be in either Belgium or Germany. There has been over 50 proposals to Continue Reading →
Odonata Brewing (Sacramento, CA) is no more. Brewmaster Peter Hoey has called it quits.
The brewery was founded in 2009, and quickly became known for farmhouse ales & quadruples. The decision to close was of course financial.
[quote]”We were trying to bring Continue Reading →
Bell’s Brewing bombers exist. At least in very small batches. Last week we found out that Sparkling Ale has a run of 1,200 bottles. Now 2 more beers join Sparkling – Quinannan Falls Special Lager Beer, Continue Reading →
James Watt & Martin Dickie, founders of Brewdog Brewing have launched a new website. This one though is not for their beer, but a way to rally beer drinkers of the United Kingdom against “lies and propaganda that circulate through beer advertising and marketing.” It’s no secret that Brewdog has no love for big beer. BeerLeaks.org’s sole purpose is to expose dispel the smoke & mirrors around the UK beer scene. “A new voice for craft beer” as the mission statement suggests:
Bell’s Brewing’s 750 ml bombers exist. Well, at least 1,200 of them. A label has recently surfaced disclosing that there are just a very few Sparkling Ale bombers. Sparkling is a specialty release by the brewery – basically on a Continue Reading →
21st Amendment Brewing recently released Bitter American, a session style pale ale. It is incredibly tasty, easy drinking and the best part – low in alcohol. Bitter American is all but gone from shelves.
Furthermore, a lot of drinkers seem to Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing (Escondido, CA) announced they are doing some barrel aging. This isn’t entirely new, but never in bottles and never formally introduced to the public. Even as the beer geek starts salivating over this news, these won’t be easy Continue Reading →
