Flying Fish Brewery will pay homage to New Jersey history with NJ350 Anniversary Ale. Long before the state was named, a Dutch brewery resided in modern day Hoboken.
NJ350 Anniversary Ale is an English Stock Ale brewed with molasses.
English pale malts Continue Reading →
For this video, I decided to do something a little different. A little round table discussion about how a beer was thought up, brewed and named.
Red Brick Brewing (Atlanta) just launched a draft only offering – Holy Brother Belgian Stout. Continue Reading →
Love it when craft brewers collaborate? Then get behind this. Alaska’s Anchorage Brewing and Jolly Pumpkin (Dexter, MI) have created Calabaza Boreal.
Keeping with Jolly Pumpkin’s tradition of funky beer, this Belgian style beer is aged in oak barrels with grapefruit, Continue Reading →
Another craft brewer is in Anheuser-Busch’s legal sights. The largest brewery in the United States may soon challenge a trademark attempt by Left Hand Brewing.
Left Hand was the first U.S. based brewery to launch a nitrogen based, bottled beer. (You’ve Continue Reading →
When Upland Brewing and New Belgium Brewing get together, you can be sure something funky will come out of it. Namely – Darksynth.
Darksynth is a blend of some special offerings from each collaborator’s repertoire:
New Belgium’s Oscar, an ale aged in Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing Co. (Escondido, CA) has been hinting at the release of a new beer a little different then their usual hop aggressive, or “arrogant” ales. By the looks of it, that beer will be Stone Saison.
Stone also owns a Continue Reading →
Boston Beer Company has pulled their support of a south Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade after gay military veterans weren’t allowed to participate.
Boston Beer has supported the parade for years until this move. The brewery issued a press statement earlier Continue Reading →
