Tin Roof Brewing Co (Baton Rouge, LA) is known for its cans, and love of LSU. Lumehouse worked with Tin Roof this month on this beautiful portrait video of one this southern brewing gem.
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Mac’s Beer & Wine in downtown Atlanta, Georgia woke up to a surprise yesterday. Thieves stole a couple SUVs for the purpose of ramming one into the store, and another as a get-away car.
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Fullsteam Brewery (Durham, NC) brewed a special beer in December for the sold out Raleigh Rare Beer Tasting and 2013 Brewvival in Charleston, South Carolina. The beer? A “Kentucky Common” brewed with all local grain, including rye and corn. A Continue Reading →
NoDa Brewing (Charlotte, NC) debuts Irish Red Ale in the NoDable Series today.
2 minute video inside Weyerbacher Brewing’s (Easton, PA) brewery expansion.
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The ballsiest beer in American is may be coming to a distributor near you. Remember that beer made with Rocky Mountain Oysters that launched the same week as Great American Beer Fest? Maybe you’ve already cupped this beer in your Continue Reading →
Green Man Brewing (Asheville, NC) just completed a brand spanking new brewhouse. The 30 barrel brewhouse is going to allow Green Man to reach beyond Asheville to other southern cities. (Atlanta is heavily rumored…) As a part of the expansion, Continue Reading →
Tin Roof Brewing Co (Baton Rouge, LA) is known for its cans, and love of LSU. Lumehouse worked with Tin Roof this month on this beautiful portrait video of one this southern brewing gem.
Mac’s Beer & Wine in downtown Atlanta, Georgia woke up to a surprise yesterday. Thieves stole a couple SUVs for the purpose of ramming one into the store, and another as a get-away car.
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Fullsteam Brewery (Durham, NC) brewed a special beer in December for the sold out Raleigh Rare Beer Tasting and 2013 Brewvival in Charleston, South Carolina. The beer? A “Kentucky Common” brewed with all local grain, including rye and corn. A sour mash was used to brew the common, meaning they soaked the fermentables out of the grain and allowed in to sit for a couple of days to sour. Mimicked (loosely) the same way one would make sour mash whiskey. If you attend either festival, don’t miss this brew.
Style: Kentucky Common
Availability: Draft only. Festival bound
7% ABV
Fullsteam Brews Up “Kentucky Common” from BeerStreetJournal.com on Vimeo.
NoDa Brewing (Charlotte, NC) debuts Irish Red Ale in the NoDable Series today.
2 minute video inside Weyerbacher Brewing’s (Easton, PA) brewery expansion.
Read more: Weyerbacher, Brewery Expansions
The ballsiest beer in American is may be coming to a distributor near you. Remember that beer made with Rocky Mountain Oysters that launched the same week as Great American Beer Fest? Maybe you’ve already cupped this beer in your hands personally? Well, Wynkoop has plans to release their Rocky Mountain Oyster Stout in 2 pack cans, and the nation can now grab some. It’s described as “a luscious, creamy stout with loads of flavor – everything from roasted barley and coffee to chocolate and nuts.” Feel free to grab their package (gently!) of two cans and put it in your mouth – if you’ve got the balls to do it! You will soon be able to order a pair of cans through BeerJobber.com. [UPDATE 1/16: BeerJobber closes. No word on other sites shipping.]
Style: Stout (with Bull Testicles)
Availability: 12oz cans, Draft (@ Wynkoop)
Arrival: TBD
7% ABV, 3 BPB (Balls Per Barrel)
The video below, was once a April Fool’s Joke. Now… it’s for real.
Green Man Brewing (Asheville, NC) just completed a brand spanking new brewhouse. The 30 barrel brewhouse is going to allow Green Man to reach beyond Asheville to other southern cities. (Atlanta is heavily rumored…) As a part of the expansion, a bottling has been purchased, allowing the brewery to release 12oz/6 packs in the future.
Green Man started as a brewpub in 1997 and has consistently evolved since. A series of wild ales were released in 750ml bottles in 2012.
Green Man from BeerStreetJournal.com on Vimeo.
