Sampling Spring Beers in the Snow
I’m so ready to break free of winter — from both the brutal cold weather and the heavy dark brews. But Old Man Winter has got a death grip on me […]
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The Overlooked Beers of 2013 (Part 3)
2013 was another great year for sampling craft beer, as I described in over 80 blog posts last year. But there were a lot of beers I sampled that were […]
Surly Brewing Company
An entry for my beer travelogue… Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 2013 — My fall trip to Minneapolis was one of the highlights of my beer drinking adventures in 2013. I was in […]
The Overlooked Beers of 2013 (Part 1)
Through the first nine months of 2013, I averaged almost two blog posts per week. I didn’t keep up that pace in October, and November is off to a slow […]
More Mixed 12-Packs of Maine
More from my Maine Beer Trip Report… After enjoying two mixed 12-packs of Maine brew during my summer vacation, I wanted to take some home. I left the state with […]
The Overlooked Beers of 2012 (Part 2)
Continuing my list of the blog-worthy beers from last year that didn’t make it into a regular blog post – the (almost) overlooked beers of 2012. I’ll kick-off Part 2 […]
2012 Winter Beer Sampling in Pictures
I’ve been blessed by a bountiful winter beer season – my favorite beer-drinking season of the year. Winter brews represent a centuries-old tradition of concocting strong, full-flavored beers to offset […]
Cap City Oktoberfest 2012
It had been three years since I last attended the Capitol City Brewing Company‘s Mid-Atlantic Oktoberfest. Since 2009, unfortunate conflicts had kept me away from my favorite Oktoberfest celebration of […]
Sampling the Winter Brews
Today I heard a radio ad for the new Sam Adams spring seasonal, Alpine Spring, which is described as a citrusy, unfiltered lager that is the perfect transition from winter’s […]
Bridge (2011 Trip to St. Louis, Part 3)
I’m recounting my visit to St. Louis for the 2011 ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition — part 3 of my trip report is about my visit to Bridge. After a […]
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