Written by Christina Murphy, Amy Garner, Zach Yanowitz, Nicole Nolan, Sophie Unterman, Stephanie Chen, Sam Abramowitz and Jamie Norwood for thehullabaloo.com New Orleans’ relationship with beer For a city so stereotypically associated with alcohol, New Orleans isn’t particularly known for its beer culture. In the 19th century, however, that was not the case. New Orleans [...]
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Oct
Nola Craft Beer (Beer ala’ Louisiana, including NOLA Brewing)
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20
Oct
Written by Ken Carman for Professorgoodales.net Ken Carman is a BJCP judge; homebrewer since 1979, club member at Escambia Bay and Music City Homebrewers, who has been interviewing professional brewers all over the east coast for over 10 years. The Topic: Beer Statistics Is it because I’m on the hunt for beer related stories to [...]
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Oct
Best Play to Catch Underground Theater and Drink Craft Beer
Posted by Professor Good Ales Published in Front PageCredited to “PW staff.” From philadelphiaweekly.com The newly christened Underground Arts space in the Wolf Building on Callowhill is hardly a new idea. Philly is blessed with countless alternative, even illegal, venues that cater to the up-and-coming, the avant-garde and the experimental in art, but, combine that with multiple craft beer taps and you’ve got [...]
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Oct
To claim that this article is a little out of date is obvious. And the Professor had to provide a picture of a different type of growler; for they come in many different styles. The article seems to focus on one type, and not even one of the better Grolsch-style of growlers that can be [...]
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Oct
Written by Justin Lloyd for blog.beeriety.com Despite everything I’ve been learning at the brewery I constantly want to know more. Fortunately, the brewery I work in consists of three people: the head brewer, an assistant brewer and myself. This small crew provides me with many opportunities to not only flood my mind with beer knowledge, [...]
17
Oct
Homebrew History: The American Beer Renaissance
Posted by Professor Good Ales Published in Front PageWritten by Bennett Gordon for utne.com In 1979 there were 44 beer breweries operating inside the United States, and the American palate was dominated by Budweiser, Pabst, and other colored water masquerading as beer. Today there are more than 1,400 breweries pumping out new chocolate stouts, double bocks, and other craft brews. Greg Beato writes [...]
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Oct
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Reviewed by Tom Becham Beer is Proof God Loves Us by Charles W. Bamforth I recently received this book as a gift from my wife. And after reading it, more than once, I’m still not sure if I like this book or not. To be sure, it is filled with useful information regarding recent mergers [...]
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Oct
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Oct
Friday, Weekend, Holiday, Beer: EVERYONE “Gets It!”
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