In 1978, homebrewing was federally legalized in the United States. However, it was left in the hands of each individual state to choose whether to adopt the legislation. Recently, the last two hold out Continue Reading →
I guess breweries see some weird shit sometimes. When Yazoo showed up to the brewery this morning, someone had left a care package. A Hefty bag full of empty glass growlers. That’s one way to recycle right?
Maybe it’s because it’s French water, or maybe there is an underground water distribution ring at the University of Virginia. Either way, alcoholic beverage control officers in Virginia deemed that the 12 pack of La Croix water and cookie dough Continue Reading →
It has been 30 years since the last time a woman won the National Homebrew Competition. Annie Johnson has captured the title of Homebrewer of the Year for her entry – a Lite American Lager. This Continue Reading →
12 Degree Brewing just opened this month in Louisville, Colorado. The brewery is near Westminster, just north of Denver. Jon Howland is the brewery’s founder, and he will be brewing Belgian inspired beers from what used to be Continue Reading →
A few weeks ago we started making improvements to Beer Street Journal. (You’re about to see some new, cool stuff.) At one point while making some changes, evil snuck in. While viewing the site never put your computer in danger, Continue Reading →
Tröegs Brewing just keeps trucking along and released another scratch beer today. Scratch 102 is a Scottish Ale taking inspiration from the strong malty ales originally brewed in Scotland. TIme to put on those kilts boys.
Style: Scottish Ale
Availability: Draft Only
Arrival: Continue Reading →
