Breweries

World’s First Gay Beer

A brewery in Mexico has recently released a beer targeting gay drinkers.  Minerva Brewing states this beer is the first of it’s kind.  They went as far as saying that the brewing industry has discriminated against the homosexual community due to Continue Reading →

Bridgeport Stumptown Tart 2011

Bridgeport Brewing will be releasing the 4th generation of Stumptown Tart this spring.  Each year, Stumptown is different.  Previous years included a coffee based release, raspberries, & cherries.

This 4 year features Oregon grown strawberries and Pacifie Northwest malted barley & Continue Reading →

Red Brick Summer Reborn As Dog Days Ale

Red Brick Brewing’s “Summer Ale” is being reborn as “Dog Days Ale.”

Red Brick Describes:
Light and bright copper color. Very elegant foam, creamy aspect and regular, fading away delicately.  Intense nose of fruit, exotic pineapple, orange zest.  Rich body in the Continue Reading →

SweetWater 420 Gets Label Update

Not huge news, or a drastic change, but SweetWater Brewing’s iconic 420 Extra Pale Ale is getting a label tweak.

Biggest change is the Highway style 420 logo in the bottom center where it previous just had just “420.” (Previously seen Continue Reading →

COMING SOON: Great Divide Belgian Style Yeti

Great Divide Yeti fans, be prepared to be Belgianized.  Great Divide is taking the “iconoclastic”  Yeti and pitching a Belgian yeast strain.

Label Description:
Belgian Style Yeti is a delicious new blend of brewing traditions — all the malt-driven roastiness of our Continue Reading →

Sierra Nevada Ovila Quad Details

The Sierra Nevada Ovila site is now active and has given some more description on the upcoming beers in the series.  Ovila Dubbel is first, Saison second, and last but not least – quad.  Check out Quad details:

Sierra Nevada Describes Quad:
As Continue Reading →

The Bruery Cuir

The Bruery (Placienta, CA) currently celebrates their 3rd year of brewing. Much like a wedding anniversary, The Bruery has been releasing anniversary beers named for the traditional gift for the year. Year 1: Papier. Year 2: Coton. Year 3: Cuir. Continue Reading →