Saranac 12 Beers A Falling
Speaking of fall 12-packs, I’m working my way through my second case of Saranac’s 12 Beers A Falling. The 12-pack includes: Saranac Irish Red Ale, light and drinkable at 4.5% […]
Magic Hat Night of the Living Dead
My second fall 12 pack of the season was the Night of the Living Dead Variety 12-pak from Magic Hat Brewing Company (Burlington, VT). It included: #9, Magic Hat’s flagship […]
2010 Sam Adams Harvest Collection
It’s the first day of autumn, but there are more 90 degree days in the forecast — another example of the wacky weather we’re having this year in Washington, D.C. […]
Union Station Brewery (Providence, RI)
I did a good thing this summer – I drank some beer to help out the river otters! Let me explain… I got a new nephew in August when my […]
The LA Beer Garden (2010 ASAE Annual Meeting, Part 2)
On to Part 2 of my 2010 ASAE Annual Meeting beer-drinking experience, AKA reflections on 18 beers that rocked my world at #ASAE10 plus lessons learned and top highlights from […]
Downtown Los Angeles Beer Scene (2010 ASAE Annual Meeting, Part 1)
To avoid a really long post, I’ve divided my 2010 ASAE Annual Meeting beer-drinking experience into two parts. Part 1 will focus on local brew pubs and beer bars in […]
District Chophouse and Brewery
I can finally cross off the District Chophouse and Brewery from my beer to-do list. I’ve tried their beer at festivals, but I had never been to the restaurant on […]
A Guide to Maine Beer – Part 5 (The Best of the Rest)
My summer vacation to Maine provided many beer drinking adventures and I’ve already written four posts about the awesome beer I sampled during our stay in Acadia National Park and […]
Colonial Beer Tasting
Taking a break from my guide to Maine beers… Inspired by Greg Kitsock’s beer column in the July 21 edition of the Washington Post, I put together a Colonial Beer […]
A Guide to Maine Beer – Part 4 (Sea Dog Brewing Company)
Summer vacation was over, and we were sad about leaving Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and all of Mount Desert Island. Only one thing could soften the blow – lunch […]
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