A beer George Washington drank before sending the English packing for good has been brewed again. Among the collected writing of America’s first president was a handwritten recipe for “small beer” from 1757. The New York Public Library is in Continue Reading →
This is more on the side of – Ain’t It Cool News, then a piece on a beer you will see in the United States. Recently Garrett Oliver, brewmaster of Brooklyn Brewery traveled to Sweden with his entire brewing team. Continue Reading →
Some more info about the Sierra Nevada, Lost Abbey, Allagash, Avery, Dogfish Head collaboration…
– The beer will feature ingredients from each of the breweries regions.
– According to Sierra communications guru Bill Manley, this still to be Continue Reading →
Cigar City Brewing’s Bolita Double Nut Brown Ale is the next beer in the breweries artwork overhaul. The it’s a seasonal release, with varying releases dates. Bolita is a lottery that originated in Cuba, and became popular in Continue Reading →
Founder’s Brewing announced they are going to start selling 750 ml bottles. As excitement grew, the question was – what’s first? Today we have the answer – Blushing Monk.
The bomber series will be called the “Backstage Series.” The first beer in the Backstage series will be Blushing Monk, a Belgian Style Fruit beer fermented with pure raspberries. Founder’s made this beer close to 5 years ago (2007) and has gone under the pseudonym Imperial Belgian Razz.
The Backstage Series will feature 3 releases this year.
Style: Fruit Beer
12.3% ABV
Looks like Sierra Nevada is brewing a bit more of Black Vapor. Vapor was/is a draft only release that Sierra brewed with the people at Briess Malts. It debuted at the Craft Brewers conference in San Francisco, California. The style Continue Reading →
A little on Brewdog’s state of Affairs courtesy of their May Hop Propaganda Newsletter. Into the buisness, geeky backend to brewing? Read on.
– 2011 is already a big year, with 200% growth & 400% order increase
– Great news, but the Continue Reading →
