Swing over to Leon’s Full Service in Decatur for big Terrapin lineup. Expect two different years of Terrapin Reunion Beer (with and without chilis!) and the first keg of Imperial Pilsner since 2006.
The lineup:
Terrapin Rye Pale Ale
Terrapin Rye with Continue Reading →
Beer history is made in China. It’s the first ever craft beer collaboration. Beijing’s Great Leap Brewery, and Shanghai’s Boxing Cat Brewery have teamed up to create Yunnan Amber. Great Leap’s Carl Setzer and Boxing Cat’s Michael Jordan attended the Continue Reading →
I’m going to assume that this a joke. Great American Beer Fest tickets for $50,000 dollars. The Saturday members only session (of Brewer’s Association, or American Homebrewers) sold out quickly, amidst a Ticketmaster #Fail. But wait, it’s a really a deal. Continue Reading →
IPADay has came and went on August 2nd. The celebration of hops generated
a lot of social media buzz. So what India Pale Ales emerged as the leaders?
Per Untappd, the beer check in app for iPhone and Android – the gold, Continue Reading →
The Brewers Association just released some mid year numbers. At a glance, the current brewery count in the United States stands at 2,126. Of that number, 2,075 are considered craft breweries (less than 6 million barrels; barrel = 31 gallons) Continue Reading →
Oskar Blues (Longmont,CO) is joining the exodus of breweries headed east to North Carolina. While OB won’t be in Asheville (with Sierra Nevada and New Belgium) they will be just down the road in Brevard, North Carolina. The brewhouse should Continue Reading →
There are big things brewing at Anchor. (Pun intended). Greg Kitsock writes in the Washington Post today, that Anchor should break their production output record this year. For the San Francisco based brewery – that’s just 110,000 barrels (3.4 million Continue Reading →
