Cool Stuff
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 →
As Wild Heaven Craft Beers gets ready to package their beer, they have tweaked their logo a bit. On the left are some of the subtle changes.
According to Nick Purdy:
– The colors are brighter
– Brown is darker
– Name of company Continue Reading →
The brother of Beer Advocate are asking you to vote for the name of their collaboration beer with Dogfish Head for the Extreme Beer Fest In Boston. Check out this beer:
“For this year’s Extreme Beer Fest we challenged Continue Reading →
Wild Heaven Brewing’s tap handles 2.o. This is a production sample, but here’s the general idea. The brewery wanted to show off the name of the beer, with the crowning logo on top.
Brewing is an artform, both inside the bottle and out. Each year Dogfish Head Brewery releases screen prints of their bottle artwork. The first of the 2011 prints are now available. The Aprihop print – conciding closely with the Continue Reading →
Untappd seems to be gaining steam. A couple of badges were added today celebrating The Ladies of Craft Beer. Also, 2 pub crawl badges were added. Check out Untappd’s blog post:
Everyone loves a good beer crawl. New locations, new beer lists; there’s nothing to not like – other than maybe the walking, but a little exercise is also good. That said, we’ve got some fun new badges to help encourage you to explore different bars. We know it can be scary leaving the usual watering hole, but there’s a whole world of beer bars out there just waiting for you!
First up, we’ve teamed up with Ladies of Craft Beer to bring you two badges:
Ladies of Craft Beer is pleased and excited to be joining forces with Untappd to create two new badges.
Castle Rock Brewing in the United Kingdom is releasing a new beer in honor of Prince William’s marriage to Kate Middleton in April. The beer, called “Kiss Me Kate” is a British ale brewed with British malts and hops.
Castle Rock Continue Reading →