Tuatara stands for 2 things in New Zealand. A reptile resembling a lizard, and craft beer. We get so focused American craft brewing (it’s awesome, tasty, and gives me a reason to get up in the morning, lol) that we can forget to look beyond our own brewing efforts. Lately we have seen more beer hit stateside that doesn’t come from England or Belgium, but more exotic places like Asia and New Zealand. This new brewer to the American market brings 2 initial offerings – a pilsner and an IPA.
Terrapin just released Session #2 of the Georgia Theatre Sessions – Double Feature. It’s on shelves now. Double Feature is a Belgian dubbel paying homage to the days when the Georgia Theatre was a a movie theater.
Just to recap – Bob and Ellie Tupper are the creators of Tupper’s Hop Pocket – a hoppy pale ale that has recently returned from a 2 year exile. Hop Pocket was contractually brewed through Old Dominion until it’s sale Continue Reading →
UPDATE: Due to warehouse issues- Magnum will be arriving July 1st & 2nd.
Arriving late yesterday and early today it’s the latest from Sweetwater’s Dank Tank – Magnum IP. As you’ve probably guess by now, this edition is nod to the Continue Reading →
Abita Brewing is based in Abita Springs, Louisiana. As you can probably imagine they are not thrilled with the oil crisis now plaguing the coast. To help raise money for the affected businesses and family affected by the spill, Abita Continue Reading →
Tuatara stands for 2 things in New Zealand. A reptile resembling a lizard, and craft beer. We get so focused American craft brewing (it’s awesome, tasty, and gives me a reason to get up in the morning, lol) that we can forget to look beyond our own brewing efforts. Lately we have seen more beer hit stateside that doesn’t come from England or Belgium, but more exotic places like Asia and New Zealand. This new brewer to the American market brings 2 initial offerings – a pilsner and an IPA. 
