Breweries
Red Hare Brewing celebrates 1 year of brewing in Marietta, Georgia on August 18, 2012. To celebrate, the brewery will release Oktoberfest on tap. The beer is the 4th release in the Rabbit’s Reserve Series.
Red Hare’s Oktoberfest is a traditional Continue Reading →
This one of my personal favorites. I basically have to trade babies on the black market to even get a bottle. Goose Island just bottled Madame Rose, the brewery’s Belgian style brown ale. Madame is brewed with sour Continue Reading →
Frederick, MD — At 15:37 EST on July 27, Flying Dog Brewery issued direct orders for its Brewmaster and 23-Star General Matt Lovefreedom Brophy to head to Scotland. His operative objective? Brew Dog domination.
Captaining his own destroyer, equipped with ballistic Continue Reading →
This week from NoDa Brewing (Charlotte, NC) — Boiler Hater. A pale ale that doesn’t use hops in the boil. 5.8% ABV. Part of the NoDable Release Series.
Boneyard Brewing (Bend, Oregon) will be adding a canning line this year. The brewery hopes to release their first can offerings in Spring, 2013. The brewery is also working on a new website.
Cans are taking Continue Reading →
A look behind the scenes at Dogfish Head’s brewery expansion. The Delaware based brewery just received 10, 600 barrel fermenters. That’s 186,000 more gallons of beer at a time!
Mikkeller has a new beer available stateside – k:rlek. According to RateBeer,k:rek is a concept beer brewed with Swedish importer Brill & Co. Currently available on draft. It does’t look like bottles have hit inventory.
Style: Pale Ale
Hops: Columbus, Centennial, Nelson Continue Reading →