Flying Dog (Frederick, MD) has partnered with the band Dr. Dog for a mix pack of fun.
Dr. Dog just released a new album, B-Room, on September 30th. Flying Dog teamed up with the rising stars to offer a limited edition Continue Reading →
Matthew and Marek from Dirty Robot in San Francisco love robots as much as they love craft beer. What happens when you combine all those things together? This.
Swing over to their website too to see more about these beer geniuses. Continue Reading →
Pretty much exactly how a beer commerical would sound if you 100% truthful. The music? Don’t ask me how I know this, but it was played in the end of the movie October Sky. There’s something you probably didn’t know.
I’m sure you already had some images in your head as to what the most expensive coffee beans might look like as they come out of a civet. If you don’t Mikkel (of Mikkeller fame) has that answer for you.
Civets Continue Reading →
Molson took a beer fridge to Europe and left it on the sidewalk. It was locked, and there is only one key that will open it. A Canadian passport.
New Belgium is getting into the spirit of fall and pumpkin season by challenging breweries to a “carve off.”
The Big Craft CarveOff features seven craft breweries, namely Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Brooklyn Brewery, Cigar City Brewing, Cambridge Brewing Company, Jolly Pumpkin Continue Reading →
Pop Chart Labs, makers of The Breweries of the United States chart, have a new beer laden offering.
The Magnificent Multitude of Beer is probably the most complete visual break down of beer by style, complete with notable style examples, and Continue Reading →
Flying Dog (Frederick, MD) has partnered with the band Dr. Dog for a mix pack of fun.
Dr. Dog just released a new album, B-Room, on September 30th. Flying Dog teamed up with the rising stars to offer a limited edition 7″ flex vinyl of “Distant Light” in their Shock & Awe variety packs.
Pretty freaking cool. The band jams out in these Flying Dog Session videos. Also, Dr. Dog answers the burning question – If you could spend 7 minutes with a dead president, who would it be?
Matthew and Marek from Dirty Robot in San Francisco love robots as much as they love craft beer. What happens when you combine all those things together? This.
Swing over to their website too to see more about these beer geniuses. http://dirtyrobotbrewworks.com/
Pretty much exactly how a beer commerical would sound if you 100% truthful. The music? Don’t ask me how I know this, but it was played in the end of the movie October Sky. There’s something you probably didn’t know.
I’m sure you already had some images in your head as to what the most expensive coffee beans might look like as they come out of a civet. If you don’t Mikkel (of Mikkeller fame) has that answer for you.
Civets digest coffee berries, and defecate the soon to be coffee beans. This process adds flavor to the final product. Chicken fat is also involved in the process. By the way, yes. He is holding a turd.
Molson took a beer fridge to Europe and left it on the sidewalk. It was locked, and there is only one key that will open it. A Canadian passport.
New Belgium is getting into the spirit of fall and pumpkin season by challenging breweries to a “carve off.”
The Big Craft CarveOff features seven craft breweries, namely Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Brooklyn Brewery, Cigar City Brewing, Cambridge Brewing Company, Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ales, Schlafly Beer, Cambridge, and Saint Arnold to carve the best pumpkin. Winner will have $5,000 dollars donated to the charity of their choice.
The public will decide the winner. You can check out the entries at NewBelgium.com/CraftCarveOff. Voting starts tomorrow and runs through October 15th.
Feel free to follow along on social media using the hashtag #CraftCarveOff, or use it to show of your own carved creations.
Pop Chart Labs, makers of The Breweries of the United States chart, have a new beer laden offering.
The Magnificent Multitude of Beer is probably the most complete visual break down of beer by style, complete with notable style examples, and proper glassware.
The print is a sizable 60″ x 40″, printed on 100 lb. archival stock. If you are one of the first 500 beer fans to pre-order the billboard of beer, it will be signed by the artists. Pre-order price is currently $72. [POPChartLab]
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