NoDa Brewing (Charlotte, NC) has unveiled the artwork that will grace their new cans. Two 16oz cans will be offered initially, Hop Drop ‘n Roll and Jam Session Ale.
Jam Session is an American pale ale that clocks in at 5.1% Continue Reading →
The 2013 rare as $hit Stone Brewing Co. Quingenti Milliltiere Series rolls on with a southern inspired offering. The brewery has taken Double Bastard, a strong ale not for the timid palate, and aged it a blend of Kentucky bourbon Continue Reading →
Cigar City Brewing (Tampa, FL) can do wonders with an IPA. Have you ever had a Caribbean IPA. That’s what Dry Hopped on the High Seas is. Caribbean. This offering touts being dry hopped on the high seas. Or at Continue Reading →
Just to run it back real quick, Danish brewer Mikkeller will can in the United States at Sly Fox in Pottstown, Pennsylvania. There is no ETA on market dates for the cans, and as far as we know, the cans Continue Reading →
After six years of running Beer Street Journal, and doing A LOT of beer drinking, sometimes a brewery just stands out. A brewery that makes you love craft beer that much more. For me, that’s Jailhouse Brewing in Hampton, Georgia.
This Continue Reading →
This Saturday is Cantillon’s Zwanze Day 2013. Every year the Zwanze beer is hand selected by the brewery’s Jean Van Roy.
2013’s release is Abbaye de Cureghem, a 7.2% “abbey” ale. What is it? Try to follow along…
The base beer was Continue Reading →
Left Hand Brewing (Longmont, CO) turns 20 years old on September 21st. The brewery will celebrate 20 years of craft brewing with a party in Longmont. How well do you know Left Hand? Here are a few facts about one Continue Reading →
