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Oxford Brookes awarded Beer Hunter’s papers

The executors of the estate of the late Michael Jackson, known as “The Beer Hunter,” have donated the contents of his office to the Oxford Brookes University Library. Don Marshall, of Oxford Brookes University Library, said: “We are very excited to receive this gift of the books and papers of ‘The Beer Hunter.’ The Michael Jackson [...]

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Oregon Brewers Fest By the Numbers

The first of many OBF-related posts continues with this numerical breakdown of the fest. I may add purty graph(s) later. Or a PDF of the beers by category. Or ... ? Well, we'll see how busy I get. Total beers: 72 Total breweries: 72 Number of states represented: 17 Percent Oregon: 40% Percent California: 21% Percent Upper Midwest: 10% Percent Washington: 10% Number of styles: 24 IPAs: 9 (13%) Pale...

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Do the big boys have your favorite brewer’s number?

Andrew Mason, assistant brewer at Flossmoor Station in suburban Chicago, writes he got the strangest phone call yesterday from somebody who identified themselves as from MillerCoors. The woman on the phone asked, “Are you or anyone you know interested in job opportunities with MillerCoors'” I very nearly laughed and I certainly didn’t take her seriously, but [...]

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The Original Hophead, Hugh Malone

The blog Hot Knives has an interesting tale of Hugh Malone, an Irish hop farmer who loved his hops and may in fact been the first American to start the trend of over-hopping beers. He’s also the namesake of a great new beer from Allagash, Hugh Malone Ale, which is likewise quite appropriately hoppy.

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Latis Imports Gets RODENBACH Portfolio

Topic Origin: Beer News & Opinions

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Three Creeks Opens in Sisters

If Portland is Beervana,* then is the greater Bend area Little Beervana? With the new McBrothers, Bend Brewing, Cascade Lakes, and Deschutes, it was already well-breweried for such a modest population. Not well-breweried enough, it seems. Via Foyston , I see that Three Creeks is up and brewing--and earlier than expected: We just finished construction of our old west livery stable to house our operations,...

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A-B Earnings Beat Estimates

Led by Bud Light Lime. Anheuser-Busch, powered by Bud Light Lime, posted second-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street analyst forecasts. A-B reported earnings of 95 cents per share, above the consensus estimate of 93 cents. A-B’s earnings increased by 1.8...

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PLINY THE ELDER: A VERY GOOD OVERRATED BEER

Beer hounds the world over are gossiping about the arrival this month in bottles of RUSSIAN RIVER BREWING ’s double IPA, PLINY THE ELDER . This beer’s been an on-tap favorite of many for a few years now, with some folks describing it in rapturous terms and traveling through hell’s half acre to drink a mere pint of it. I guess, having had a few pints of this in my time, I’ve never quite really understood...

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Spent Grain Dog Biscuits

Brewers are always looking for things to do with spent grain from brewing beer. It seems like such a waste to throw it away. Many commercial brewers give their grain to farmers to feed to livestock. Some homebrewers make bread. For me, many years ago, I got a recipe for dog biscuits using spent grain. I'm not exactly sure where; I think maybe off the Homebrew Digest. You see, Julie's mom, my mother-in-law,...

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Press Release: Win an Ultimate Fantasy Football Draft Day Party from Redhook Ale Brewery

Redhook Sweepstakes Celebrates Draft Day, Fantasy Picks and Trash Talk Fantasy football players across the country are preparing for the most important event of the year: their draft day party. As players delve into intense stat checking and hours of ESPN watching, Redhook is offering fantasy football teams the chance to win a draft day party even NFL players would show up for. Beginning July 22,...

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Maredsous 10

Yesterday (July 21) was Belgium’s Independence Day, so in late celebration, a review of a Belgian beer! This beer could also qualify as one of my “Spring Cleaning” beers, since it has been in my fridge since February. I am not really sure why I have not had it yet, other beers have [...]