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Weekend tidbits: Bass Museum saved

Roger Protz has the exclusive: “The (Bass) brewing museum and visitor centre in Burton-on-Trent has been saved and will reopen in 2010, possibly as early as Easter. This major victory is the result of a sustained campaign by beer lovers, brewery workers, the local MP and the Burton daily newspaper.” Molson Coors had announced it would [...]

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Nutcracker Special Reserve, Irish Rye and Test Brew #2

I spent part of my Saturday doing the Boulevard Brewery tour with some friends from out of town. The tour itself hasn't changed much since earlier this summer, but now they have a slick new video about the brewery and the brewing process. The highlight of the video had to be Trip Hogue's "Trip Down Memory Lane." I was a little surprised to see the barrels in the aging room of the old brewhouse...

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Saison D'Hiver part Quatre

After three months in secondary, I kegges the Saison d'Hiver . Clear amber/orange with bourbon and cinnamon notes. 9.4% abv. Should be awesome in a few weeks. Even better next year! Even though this in my employer's Christmas beer, I will bottle a six pack for Nationals, and 4 22 ounce bombers for next year. Part Cing will be the serving!

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Samuel Adams Winter Lager

Samuel Adams Winter Lager Boston Beer Co. Boston, MA I get a lot queries on this blog but occasionally they tilt towards the odd and bizarre. Namely two recent ones "roughneck crossdresser" and "roughneck men with nice asses". So I did the normal thing and googled both phrases and found that the returns are #2 & #1 respectively for this blog. That knowledge and $2.99 will get...

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Hop Press: Pumpkin Beer Season

My first Featured Article for Hop Press is up this morning: Pumpkin Beer Season. Go give it a look.

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Economy: Beer is “recession resistant”

There was an interesting local article about beer and the economy this week: High Desert’s big beer biz: Bottoms up or bust? It includes some interesting and candid quotes from some of the beer folks here in Bend, including Deschutes Brewery’s Gary Fish and 10 Barrel’s Garrett Wales. “At Deschutes Brewery, our numbers are okay,”President and [...]

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Our Rock n Roll Tastes Better Than Yours

Example 287 demonstrating that Portland is Beervana: when your coolest high-concept indie rock band homebrews. I give you the Decemberists: And on that note--have a fine weekend!

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The business of beer (redux)

This time from the Business of Big Beer. Jeremiah McWilliams of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch writes about the possibility AB InBev could damage the Budweiser and Bud Light brands with line extensions, in the latter case Bud Light Lime and now Bud Light Wheat. . . . critics argue that Anheuser-Busch’s line extensions may encourage [...]

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Three Winter Ales, Tasted Blindly

In prep for my media appearance next week (you like how I'm trying to pique interest here?), I blind-tasted three winter warmers last night. I figure we need to do one pretty traditional NW winter warmer. This was really one of the first sophisticated beer styles to achieve fruition, and I have always loved the season's beers as a result. For my tasting, I chose three I know I like and which are available...

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Beers To Try (And Why) This Thanksgiving

Needless to say, I’m a big advocate of beer rather than wine ’round the Thanksgiving dinner table. And I’ve written about it at Thanksgiving time every year the blog’s been around (last year’s post here). And the fact remains, if you want to wax traditional this holiday, than wine has no place at the Thanksgiving [...]

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Beers and links for the weekend

- Pennsylvanian Dale Van Wieren has recorded every beer he’s drank since 1971 and tomorrow he’ll knock back No. 10,000. Don Russell has the story. - Yule Beer Blog Photo Contest returns. You’d already know this if you were reading Beer for the Holidays. - A six-pack of holiday beer suggestions: Samuel Adams Holiday Porter, Rogue Santa’s [...]

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Independence Brewing

From Beer Town Austin .

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Flying Fish Exit 1

I’m going to start off by saying how much I love what Flying Fish is doing with their very limited Exit Series. The whole concept is pretty damned cool. I missed out on the first two releases in the series, but was fortunate enough to snag a sample of their latest offering. Exit 1 Bayshore Oyster [...]

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Beer O’ Clock – My Drinking Habits

Drinking habits of the nation are often discussed, in the media and on blogs so i thought I would jump on the bandwagon and discuss my own drinking habits. Because I have a rather large beer cupboard, spend a lot of time talking and blogging about beer, and on a Friday i usually tweet about beer [...]

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Wipeout and Homework

Working tonight from home with a deadline tomorrow at noon. I’m wiped out…and it is only Thursday. I was thinking an IPA would be nice, but didn’t think I had any. Lucky me I found two. A Sculpin and a Wipeout. I chose the Wipeout and don’t regret it a bit.