The is Exit 8 on the Flying Fish turnpike of beers. Chestnut Brown Ale celebrates what puts the “Garden” in Garden State.
The long-delayed eighth stop on our mult-year trip to explore New Jersey though its beer and culture brings up Continue Reading →
Iron Hill Brewing & Flying Fish Brewing are teaming up to make a new (Jersey) collaboration. The beer is called Iron Fish, obviously a mashup of the 2 breweries names. Iron Fish will be a Belgian style Black IPA, released Continue Reading →
A blogger for Yahoo! Sports Rob Iracane lists the top 10 beers at American sports parks. The list includes Stone Brewing’s IPA, SweetWater Brewing’s 420 (although not as easily found at Turner Field as they say,) Anchor Steam, Dogfish 60 Continue Reading →
Headed your way in March from Flying Fish Brewing is Exit 9. Exit 9 aka “Hoppy Scarlet Ale” is the 7th release in Flying Fish’s limited release series.
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Stop seven on our multi-year trip to explore the state of New Continue Reading →
Well the rumors are true. Flying Fish Brewing has expanded distribution further than 100 miles of their Cherry Hill, NJ home. The first of the bottle offerings are arriving in Georgia as we speak. There will be 6 launch beers – all launched at Total Wine for now. The ESB Ale is already on shelves in 12/6pks. The remaining offerings arrive on Saturday. (Full launch titles to posted upon arrival.)
History:
When Gene Muller founded Flying Fish Brewing Co. in 1995, he did so first on the World Wide Web – making it the world’s first virtual microbrewery. That early Web site helped generate positive press coverage and helped attract the investors needed to make the virtual brewery a real one. Muller said the idea was to make the Web site “This Old House meets the World Wide Web”–letting people go behind the taps and see the thousands of details needed to put a microbrewery together.
A twitter friend @SquirrelStash tipped me off to this. It looks like Flying Fish Brewing (Cherry Hill, NJ) is headed to Georgia. Details on Flying Fish’s webpage divulge that Georgia is on the New Jersey based breweries radar. Great news Continue Reading →
