People served free food at a bar with their drink order, 19th century. The horror.* God knows I love me a rant. And a lot of them are pointless but if there's one thing I am never going to rant about, it is being served...
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Living in Rhode Island, with one of the nation's worst brewing scenes, the answer is absolutely not, but even when I am in paradise Oregon, the answer is still no..
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I guess there's nothing really wrong with granting UNESCO World Heritage status to the German beer purity laws. I mean, whatever, I guess laws holding back the development of more interesting beer is some kind of heritage. But let's not overstate the case here: "If...
Last week I had a seven day early morning run on BBC Radio Devon. It turns out that the Monday through Friday spots are archived (but not the weekend spots).
I had my first New York-distributed Bell's last night. Bough a 6-pack of Oarsman, had a Two-Hearted IPA at a restaurant. Forgot how great Bell's is. And it made me.
You thought the government shutdown wasn't really affecting you? Well, no new beers can come on the market while the government is shut down. Mike Brenner is trying to open a craft brewery in Milwaukee by December. His application to include a tasting room is...
Hmmm..... Things are looking up for Delaware’s Dogfish Head. Not only were recently voted America’s best craft brewery over at the Daily Meal, there are also murmurs that a sitcom.
Yuengling owner Dick Yuengling, Jr. is an anti-union extremist who thinks Pennsylvania governor Tom Corbett is "a great man," hates unions, and is leading the Keystone State fight to make.
I think it's time we draw a line in the sand on hipsterdom. This, from the Oregon Brewers Festival: Perhaps you’ve heard the tale already. Rogue Ales brewmaster John Maier discovered that the wild yeast growing in his beard could be cultivated to a state...
Like the role Ommegang has played in fighting fracking in New York, I am glad to see Bell's Brewery take on the tar sands company Enbridge after an oil spill.
It doesn't really surprise me that the big whiskey corporations are doing such a good job of pivoting to the demand for higher quality hooch.* They have the preexisting capital.