Maryland’s National Premium – discontinued in 1996, is officially being brewed again. In Delaware. For now. Tim Miller, a realtor, bought the rights to the brand in 2010 for less than $100 Grand. Apparently he tracked down the original Continue Reading →
Draft as of 12/2/11
Pub Dog Brewing, Wunder Bock (Westminster, MD)
Style: Lager (German Style)
7.2% ABV
Draft as of 12/2/11
Roy Pitz Brewing Co., Ouimet Lager (Chambersburg, PA)
Style: Lager
Josephs Brau Brewing, Oktoberfest (San Jose, CA)
Style: German Style Lager
Appalachian Brewing Co, Anniversary Maibock (Harrisburg, PA)
Style: Lager
7.2% ABV
It’s no secret that New Belgium Brewing will be launching 16oz “tallboy” cans soon. Shift Pale Lager, will be one of those cans. As mentioned in my recent visit to New Belgium in October, these cans will come off the Continue Reading →
Starting next week, St. Louis will see the rise a new brand – Kraftig.
“There’s a new brewing company in St. Louis,” said company founder William K. Busch. “And our brands — all-malt Kräftig lager and Kräftig light — will be Continue Reading →
