Shortly after midnight last night, while the east coast past out from a day of football drinking, a small (or not so small) story broke. Jim Koch, founder of Boston Beer Company is now a billionaire.
The company’s diverse portfolio of Continue Reading →
Prairie Artisanal Ales has announced a new seasonal – The Beer That Saved Christmas. The oak aged old ale will be making its way to shelves in the coming weeks.
Interestingly, the beer label features at least five different Christmas movie Continue Reading →
The “Craft” vs. “Crafty” debate continues. It comes down to craft brewers making craft beers, and big brewers simulating the rise of craft. ABC NIghtline reports, with Jim Koch, Founder of Boston Beer Company.
Clown Shoes (Ipswich, MA) is creating a new spin on Chocolate Sombrero, the brewery’s Mexican Sombrero with Bombay Berserker. The base beer stays the same, but Berserker sees the addition of chai tea giving the stout an Indian flair. The Continue Reading →
Monday Night Brewing (Atlanta) is prepping a new bottle release – their first wet hop offering. (Hops picked straight from the vine and added to the beer asap.) Meet Hipster Fresh Hop Harvest, the beer that was doing before it Continue Reading →
By the looks of it, Sixpoint Craft Ales (Brooklyn, NY) last released a beer dubbed Global Warmer around 2008. Even then, it was draft only. This edition is about 7% ABV, a little over 2% lower than the last release.
Some Continue Reading →
Behold the next Stone Brewing Co Collaboration – Suede. For this release, Stone’s Mitch Steele teams up with Megan O’Leary Parisi of Bluejacket in D.C., and Tonya Cornell from 10 Barrel Brewing in Bend, OR. The cross country melding Continue Reading →
