The next edition in De Proef’s “Brewmaster’s Collaboration” series is Broederlijke Liefde. This release is the 5th edition in the series. The collaborations feature Dirk Naughts of De Proef Brewing, Lochristi, Belgium and an American brewer. Past editions include Allagash, Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing launched a new program for 2 of their most popular beers – Old Guardian and Russian Imperial Stout. The idea was to “Belgianize” the beers for odd years. (2011, 2013, 2015 etc) A great idea for sure, turned Continue Reading →
Mad River Brewing is based in Blue Lake, California. Just announced recently the official addition of a barrel aging program. From Mad River:
Our brewing team is very excited about the launching of the Mad River barrel program! February Continue Reading →
[UPDATE: Bottles only at Allagash. Draft available around the U.S. through Allagash distribution channels.]
On April 5th, Allagash Brewing will release their half of the collaboration with New Belgium, “Vrienden.”
What you need to know:
Vrienden, or Continue Reading →
Fox New Business was onsite at Brooklyn Brewery last week discussing the craft beer business. Few talking points to throw out – Beer sales in the United States down 3% overall. Craft beer (Microbreweries) up 9%. Employ Continue Reading →
Confirmed! Next edition in Terrapin Brewing’s Side Project Series is indeed “Indiana Krunkles.” A wheat India Pale Ale.
As mentioned earlier this week, the beer and the name were a unconfirmed. A wheat IPA is basically a hoppy wheat ale, Continue Reading →
The latest and greatest addition to Heavy Seas Brewing’s Mutiny Fleet had docked – “Aarsh Red.” That’s pirate talk for an Irish red ale. Imperial Irish Red Ale of course. Just in time for a particular Irish holiday…
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