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Uncorked: Pushing beer's boundaries at Dogfish Head
Given that Dogfish Head Craft Brewery touts its line of singular beers as "off-centered ales for off-centered people," you naturally expect its owner, the 39-year-old Sam Calagione, will be a similarly eccentric character. But he's as down to earth as his beers are out of this world.
After earning an English degree from Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania in 1992, Calagione moved to Manhattan to take writing courses at Columbia with an eye toward joining its master of fine arts program. Instead, he discovered craft beer. He fell hard, becoming a home brewer almost overnight. read more »
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Amethyst Initiative: More Than 100 College Presidents Call for End to 21 Year Old Drinking Age
The 21 year old minimum drinking age is not working. It's had a 24 year run and has proven to be a failure. It is widely ignored and creates a sub-culture of hidden drinking. It's time for a change. That's the essence of a call to action signed by more than 100 college chancellors and presidents. These are the folks that parents all over America are right at this moment trusting with their 17 and 18 year old freshmen students. They have seen the issues created by sudden freedom, the lack of parental guidance and accessibility to alcohol. These educators are suggesting it is time to try another approach. Under the banner of the Amethyst Initiative the college presidents are taking the brave step of stating the facts. read more »
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Corks Fly: Belgian Customs Destroy Bottles of Andre Over Champagne Labeling
Belgian Customs officials have seized and destroyed 3,200 bottles of Andre sparkling wine made by E&J Gallo of California because the labels for the wine had the word "Champagne" prominently announcing the style. The shipment was seized at the port of Anvers, Belgium. The bottles had the words California Champagne and Andr Champagne Cellars which violates European Union laws. The word Champagne can only be used on wines produced in the Champagne region of France under the EU rules. U.S. read more »
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FURTHER MIRTHMAKING AT RUSSIAN RIVER BREWING
Every time I get to drink an on-tap beer from RUSSIAN RIVER BREWING , and better still, when I get to visit the brewery/restaurant itself, as I did last weekend, I figuratively get down & kiss the ground & give hosannas that I live where I live. The latest information I have is that as of mid-2007, only three markets receive the supreme pleasure of tasting this brewerys wares: Northern California, San Diego and Philadelphia. Thats it. Everyone else has to travel to one of those three ma read more »
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California and Washington Release Upbeat Grape Harvest Numbers
Figures released by the two largest wine grape producing states suggest that 2007 was a good year in the vineyards.
The California Department of Food and Agriculture forecast a harvest of 3.2 million tons, up under one percent from the previous year. Meanwhile, the Washington Association of Wine Grape Growers reports a record harvest of 127,150 tons, up 5.5 percent.
Two-thirds of all wine sold in the U.S. comes from California wineries. A read more »
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