Meet Cowboy in Black – a Black IPA and the newest addition to Lonerider’s Most Wanted Series. The beer will be launched on April 20, 2013 in limited quantities.
“The inky night considers Cowboy In Continue Reading →
DC Brau (Washington, D.C.) is canning El Hefe Speaks! The beer, a German Hefeweizen is a perfect warmer weather brew. The first release of this beer found itself on tap and in bombers. It is a collaboration between DC Brau Continue Reading →
Tin Roof Brewing has jumped the border of Louisiana to Mississippi. Brewery founders William McGehee and Charles Caldwell both hail from Natchez, Mississippi and are excited to bring their beer back home. According to the brewery, focusing on Louisiana and Continue Reading →
The Noble Experiment, Prohibition. AKA the Dark Times. The Volstead Act did so much damage to the American brewing culture, it has taken decades to fix.
Today is big day in beer history. Leading up to today, The Cullen-Harrison Act was Continue Reading →
Two fires broke out at New Belgium’s new site in Asheville, North Carolina. Two separate buildings were damaged.
The fires broke out around 11pm on Friday April, 5th. While no injuries were reported, it took firefighters until 4 AM to extinguish Continue Reading →
Founders Brewing (Grand Rapids, MI) is headed to the Sunshine State. The brewery has signed a deal with Brown Distributing for the whole state. The beer will show up in May.
“Florida has grown tremendously in terms of craft beer savvy Continue Reading →
It’s probably no secret that Beer Street Journal is based here in Atlanta, Georgia. We are one of the fastest growing beer markets in America. This week, Conan O’Brian is broadcasting from the ATL (trust me is all our friends Continue Reading →
