Zane Lamprey (of Three Sheets fame) has launched a new Kickstarter campaign. The goal is to launch “Chug!” a new international drinking show. The idea to visit breweries, distilleries, wineries, and local watering holes around the world. A deep look Continue Reading →
Jeremy Danner brews beer for Boulevard Brewing Co. by day. At night, he’s a superhero. You read it on the internet so you know it’s true. He also tells us Katie Holmes is a good kisser.
Getting back to the day Continue Reading →
Boulevard Brewing (Kansas City, MO) releases Love Child #3 this Tuesday, April 23rd. The “Love” series features barrel aged funky beers for your funky/sour drinking needs.
Oak barrels were used to age the majority of beer used for Love Child No. 3–with Continue Reading →
SweetWater Brewing Company is currently hosting the 9th edition of their 420 Fest. The music and beer festival spans three days, and is about as much fun as you can have (for free!) in a park in the Spring. New Continue Reading →
This weekend is SweetWater Brewing Company’s annual 420 Fest. The fine folks at SweetWater are back in Candler Park for their 9th Annual 420 Fest, going down this weekend. It’s a celebration of music, art, community, charity, and of course, Continue Reading →
Just in case you were thinking you could do this… New Belgium’s Bitterman, Episode 7.
I am sure that you have noticed that there is a growing ideological division between big brewers and small craft breweries. (See Craft vs. Crafty, Yankee Beer Stand Debacle & more). Budweiser’s newest spot seems to try to blur the Continue Reading →
Zane Lamprey (of Three Sheets fame) has launched a new Kickstarter campaign. The goal is to launch “Chug!” a new international drinking show. The idea to visit breweries, distilleries, wineries, and local watering holes around the world. A deep look into the globe’s drinking culture.
Ever wondered about drinking in Zimbabwe? I have…
Getting back to the day job, Danner gives you the run down on the brewery’s year round offering – 80 Acre Hoppy Wheat Ale. You love hops? The soft, silky feel of a wheat beer? Watch on.
Style: Wheat Ale
Availability: 12oz bottles, Draft
5.5% ABV, 20 IBUS
Above: Jeremy by day. Below: Jeremy by night.
Oak barrels were used to age the majority of beer used for Love Child No. 3–with beer aged from 16 months to nearly six years. Another portion of the beer spent 11 months in stainless tanks, souring on Lactobacillus. While very tart, the sourness is short-lived and the beer finishes dry with a trace of oak.
Style: American Wild Ale (Barrel Aged)
Availability: 750 ml bottles, Corked & Caged
Arrival: 4/23/13.
9.5% ABV, 13 IBUs
Note: You’ll see 750’s outside of Missouri. All markets according to the brewer… Supply is limited…
SweetWater Brewing Company is currently hosting the 9th edition of their 420 Fest. The music and beer festival spans three days, and is about as much fun as you can have (for free!) in a park in the Spring. New this year is the SweetWater Experience, a behind the scenes look at the brewery from grain to glass.
Head brewer Nick Nock got the chance to really experiment and play around with this lineup for the this event. The tent features 24 different beers, mostly one-offs. The most SweetWater has ever had in one place in their 16 year history.
This weekend is SweetWater Brewing Company’s annual 420 Fest. The fine folks at SweetWater are back in Candler Park for their 9th Annual 420 Fest, going down this weekend. It’s a celebration of music, art, community, charity, and of course, beer. Throughout the weekend, festival goers who are “here for a good time” can enjoy rotating live music acts, an artist market, comedy, and a new tent this year: the SweetWater Experience.
The experience an opportunity for SweetWater to connect with their fans in a new way, featuring over 20 unique styles of beer including some exclusive, one time only options. Founder Freddy Bensch and SweetWater media mogul Steve Farace explain a new addition to the festival – The SweetWater Experience.
Just in case you were thinking you could do this… New Belgium’s Bitterman, Episode 7.
I am sure that you have noticed that there is a growing ideological division between big brewers and small craft breweries. (See Craft vs. Crafty, Yankee Beer Stand Debacle & more). Budweiser’s newest spot seems to try to blur the line even more. Budweiser – “America’s Largest Local Brewer.” The tv ad ties in with the “Track your Bud” campaign, where can see where your beer was brewed.
