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Brewing With Hot Rocks [Video]

Port Brewing’s Hot Rocks Lager actually uses hot rocks to heat the wort during the brewing process.  See it for yourself.

Is Beer America The Next “Must See TV”?

Boulder based Warren Miller Entertainment has partnered with Texas Based Studios 121 to create what could be the next beer tv in prime time.  According to ColoradoDaily.com, the producers have send footage (focusing on Oskar Blues Brewing) to a few TV Continue Reading →

Posted in Beer News, Shock Top, Videos

Shock Top Wants To Cross Something Off Your Bucket List

What if  December 21, 2012 is actually the end of the world?  Have you done everything you wanted to do?  Have something extreme that you want to do before it’s all over? Shock Top can help you accomplish it.  Here’s a chance to scratch something off your bucket list, and Shock Top will pay for it.  Sky Diving? Swimming with sharks? Climbing Everest, Kilimanjaro, or K2?  Figure you what would make you feel complete at the end of it all, and head over to Shock Top’s Facebook Page, and click The Final Challenge.  Create a challenge and good luck.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Duclaw Brewing, Videos

Celtic Lovin. Happened So Fast. Duclaw’s New Musical [Video]

Duclaw Brewing will be releasing Celtic Fury in time for St. Paddy’s.  The beer… you know what, just watch the video below.  Hope you like beer musicals.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Port Brewing Company, Videos

Brewing With Hot Rocks [Video]

Port Brewing’s Hot Rocks Lager actually uses hot rocks to heat the wort during the brewing process.  See it for yourself.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Cool Stuff, Videos

Is Beer America The Next “Must See TV”?

Boulder based Warren Miller Entertainment has partnered with Texas Based Studios 121 to create what could be the next beer tv in prime time.  According to ColoradoDaily.com, the producers have send footage (focusing on Oskar Blues Brewing) to a few TV stations.

The show would feature 8 episodes that follow 6 breweries on their quest to create, send, and eventually win a medal at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver, Colorado.   BeerAmerica.TV is a project of Paul Leone, who has wanted to launch a national TV show about the brewing industry for years.  Thus is the basis for BeerAmerica.TV.

As you can see from the trailer below, Oskar Blues really fits the creative approach this show requires.

If the show does get picked up, there is a higher than likely chance that Oskar Blues would be one of the featured breweries.  [CoDaily, BeerAmerica]

 

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Lost Abbey, Videos

Lost Abbey Track #3 Arrives 3/17. Check Out The Blend [Video]

Lost Abbey’s Track #3 in their  Ultimate Box Set will release on 3/17/12.  The beer is a blend of 4 barrels. 2 parts Duck Duck Gooze, 2 Parts Mellow Yellow.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Anchor Brewing, Cool Stuff, Videos

Find Out Why Bock Beers Feature Goats With Anchor Brewing [Video]

Anchor Brewing’s little commercial for Bock Beer, that is available now through May. Have you ever taken a second to ask yourself why bock’s usually have a goat on the label? The brewery helps you figure that one out.

by Reid Ramsay
Posted in Tallgrass Brewing, Videos

Tallgrass 8 Bit Pale, & The Coolest Beer Video To Date…

Easily one of the coolest beer promo videos I’ve ever seen.  Tallgrass Brewing just released 8-Bit Pale Ale this week.  Sadly, not ever drinker on BSJ will remember or know what 8-Bit is or have ever owned an original Nintendo for that matter.  (Dude, I’m not old either, but I had one.)

Not only is the artwork badass, but the video just makes this whole beer approach that much cooler.  This is just the teaser trailer.  A longer video (and video game!!)  to follow…

From the PR:
8-Bit Pale Ale is the latest release from Tallgrass Brewing Company and the brewery’s first infused offering. 8-Bit is a traditional American Pale Ale that is “hop-rocketed” using Australian Galaxy Hops at the end of the brewing cycle, giving the beer a massive dose of hops flavor.

While Tallgrass was putting the finishing touches on Velvet Rooster, the world’s first Belgian-style Tripel in a can, they sent out a survey to ask their fans what kind of beer they should brew next. 500 fans responded and the overwhelming request: a super-hoppy pale ale. 8-Bit Pale Ale is the answer to that plea.

Style: Pale Ale
Availability: 16oz Cans

5.2% ABV

by Reid Ramsay