October 24-30. 112 events. 29 venues. 39 breweries. 34 beer tastings. 30 happy hours.
Who’s coming with me?
Dogfish Head HQ, designed by DIGSAU. Combining my loves of beer and architecture; if only it wasn’t all the way up in Delaware.
Read moreTwo bottles of BrewDog’s $780-a-pop The End of History, as pictured in Atlantic’s ‘The Best Gimmicks in Beer’. [Thanks to Mr. Brown for the link.]
Read moreDogfish Head unveils Bitches Brew ale Dogfish Head recently announced their latest beer, Bitches Brew, which celebrates the 40th anniversary of Jazz master Miles Davis’ milestone 1970 album. The beer is described as “a bold, dark beer that’s a fusion of three threads imperial stout and one thread honey beer with gesho root, a gustatory […]
Read moreSimple Things I Love: Beachwood BBQ’s HopCam. No need to keep the website’s list of beers updated manually – just point a webcam at it and let it keep the people abreast of the very same beer menu in-store patrons see. Brilliant. [Thanks to Dude Ror for the tip.]
Read moreWhen I finally make it to Japan, I’m heading to Craftheads
When I finally make it to Japan, I’m heading to Craftheads
Looks like a truly epic collection of IPAs in a perfect minimalist setting. Thanks to Dude Ror for the tip.
Say hello to 7-Eleven’s new beer: Game Day Light. He and his brother, Game Day Ice, are going to be very popular, thanks to being born into the 3rd largest beer retailer in the United States. From the AP: Game Day beer follows the introduction of the Yosemite Road private-label wines in 7-Elevens last year. […]
Read moreNow on tap at the Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar. Hop lovers rejoice.
Read moreA short history of bottled beer
A short history of bottled beer
Big thanks to Can for turning me on to Zythophile.
Season’s Greetings from Shiner, Texas.
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