Love beer & barbecue? Bakers Bark Craft Beer Rub combines the two into a dry rub for your next slab of meat. Made me kosher salt, chilies turbinado sugar, spice and most importantly – dehydrated craft beer. ERP $5 Continue Reading →
Get to know the jerky eating team behind The Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA).
Thank you internet for this little bundle of joy. Sometimes it isn’t what the shirt says, it’s the angle of the pic…
Have a Short’s Brewing fan in your life? Awesome gift idea. for $50 you get the giant bottle tacker, pint glasses & more.
Giant Bottle Cap Tacker
2 Pint Glasses
Bottle Opener
20 Assorted Coaster
Postcard Refrigerator Magnet
Fan of all things zombies? Have a friend who is? You might pick up one of these zombie bottle openers. Each one of these is handcrafted, and hand painted. No two bottle openers are alike. Perfect for you or as Continue Reading →
December 21st is looming. Breweries have been releasing a series of brews commemorating the Mayan Apocalypse. This December, DC Brau (Washington D.C.) will begin canning On The Wings of Armaggedon Imperial IPA. A beer like that just doesn’t get tapped. Continue Reading →
Your call. But… I have a guess. Hint: Clam Chowder.
Love beer & barbecue? Bakers Bark Craft Beer Rub combines the two into a dry rub for your next slab of meat. Made me kosher salt, chilies turbinado sugar, spice and most importantly – dehydrated craft beer. ERP $5 [BakersBark]
Get to know the jerky eating team behind The Lost Abbey (San Marcos, CA).
Thank you internet for this little bundle of joy. Sometimes it isn’t what the shirt says, it’s the angle of the pic… 
Have a Short’s Brewing fan in your life? Awesome gift idea. for $50 you get the giant bottle tacker, pint glasses & more.
Fan of all things zombies? Have a friend who is? You might pick up one of these zombie bottle openers. Each one of these is handcrafted, and hand painted. No two bottle openers are alike. Perfect for you or as a gift. Zombies already bite right? Why not the cap of your brew? $17 [NeatoShop]
December 21st is looming. Breweries have been releasing a series of brews commemorating the Mayan Apocalypse. This December, DC Brau (Washington D.C.) will begin canning On The Wings of Armaggedon Imperial IPA. A beer like that just doesn’t get tapped. It requires a “ceremony”. Like this one they did at Churchkey in D.C. Oh yeah, and there’s some Metallica too…
Your call. But… I have a guess. Hint: Clam Chowder.
