Cigar City Brewing (Tampa, FL) and Alesmith Brewing (Cali) are creating a cross-country collaboration Belgian-style Dubbel.
The beer is called Dubbel Dare, brewed with Mission figs, and Neglet Noor dates.
Bottles of this will hit Florida sometime in October, 2013.
A day will come when you will have to fight off the zombie monkey hoard. The evidence is in this nearly true, but mostly fake, zombie monkey documentary. This post-apocalyptic beer is a porter. In cans. So you can drink Continue Reading →
If I said a brewery used meteorites in their beer, who would you think of? Dogfish Head would be the first guess for me. Of course, they’ve done it.
In honor of fall, the brewery has launched a very special oktoberfest Continue Reading →
Stone Brewing Co’s “Crime” has been spotted around the country on tap. It was Lukcy Basartd Ale beer “ruined” with peppers from Stone Farms. A “crime” to ruin such good beer with such intense heat. Stone took that beer and aged Continue Reading →
Don’t take this the wrong way, but when you read the name this beer, it sounds like something an American craft brewer would make. I know that sounds bad, but if you think about it, something with the name Sticky Continue Reading →
Left Hand Brewing (Longmont, CO) celebrates 125 years of The Geological Society of America. The GSA is headquartered in Boulder, Colorado.
This year, the 125 anniversary meeting is being held in Denver, Colorado. Thus, the inspiration for the Field Assistant Ale. Continue Reading →
Leave it to America’s prestigious academic institutions to help beer geeks better understand themselves. Julian McAuley and assistant professor Jure Leskovec at Stanford University have used RateBeer.com to help map this out.
How they did it.
Basically, McAuley and Leskovec broke down beer styles into lagers, Continue Reading →
