Great American Beer Festival
Oregon’s oldest craft brewery Bridgeport Brewing unveils a new, limited brew this week for the Great American Beer Festival. They took the 2012 edition of Stumptown Tart, a fruit beer beer with 2,000 lbs of raspberries and aged it in Continue Reading →
More from the rumor mill. Oskar Blues is unveiling new packaging this week during the Great American Beer Festival. We were thinking tallboys like Deviant Dale’s, but now we are being told they could be 19.2 oz cans (royal pint). Continue Reading →
Brasserie Brunehaut will launch a limited-edition Barleywine-style Belgian ale during the Great American Beer Festival next week –The Cloak of St. Martin. The Cloak is very unique quadrupel.
The Cloak of St. Martin is Brasserie Brunhaut’s first beer made using double fermentation. This Continue Reading →
PASO ROBLES, CA – You might call it “Firestone Walker unplugged”–a rare night of food, barrel-aged beers and brewery banter coming to Denver’s Mile High Station on October 10 as Firestone Walker Brewing Company partners with Chef Hosea Rosenberg to host Continue Reading →
I’m going to assume that this a joke. Great American Beer Fest tickets for $50,000 dollars. The Saturday members only session (of Brewer’s Association, or American Homebrewers) sold out quickly, amidst a Ticketmaster #Fail. But wait, it’s a really a deal. Continue Reading →
Yesterday, the Great American Beer Fest sold out all 49,000 tickets the Denver based beer festival. If you do some basically mathematical estimations, that’s nearly $3 million dollars in revenue to the Brewer’s Association the festival sponsors.
Opportunistic individuals. It’s been just shy of 2 hours since Great American Beer Fest tickets sold out, and some have already surfaced on eBay for nearly $700! That is the high end of the secondary sales of course. It looks Continue Reading →