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Is American beer any good?
Is American beer any good? TheStar.com - living - Is American beer any good? The idea of weak American suds is being laid to rest by the boom in indie ales, stouts and pilsners Buffalo's Premier Gourmet has become a magnet for Canadian beer lovers by stocking around 1,000 beers, half of them brewed in the U.S. Where does the best beer come from? read more »
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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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On tap, a craft brewery in Canton, MA
By Elaine Cushman Carroll, Globe Correspondent May 11, 2008 read more »
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New Arrivals For Friday 12.21.07
Another day, another new beer. Make that 3 new beers, 2 new flavors of Beer Chips, and a partridge in a pear tree. OK, the partridges were out of stock, but we'll get them soon... read more »
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Firestone Walker Unfurls the Union Jack
Firestone Walker is releasing their first India Pale Ale under the name Union Jack. It's a double dry-hopped IPA and will be released today in bottles and on draft. It will be available through California and in parts of Nevada.
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Big Tom's Pale A$$ Ale
Here is the first recipe that I have concocted and I am brewing it at the moment. I will let you guys know how it turnes out. Any suggestions? I used 11lbs of maris otter 2 row for the mash. BeerSmith Recipe Printout - www.beersmith.com Recipe: Big Tom's India Pale Ass Ale Brewer: Big Tom Asst Brewer: Style: American IPA TYPE: All Grain Taste: (0.0) Recipe Specifications -------------------------- Batch Size: 5.00 gal Boil Size: 7.18 gal Estimated OG: 1.059 SG Estimated Color: 5.4 SRM Estimated read more »
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Beers Around The World
" I'm French Mr. Eckland. My parents started me on wine mixed with water when I was six... The truth is, I don't believe in excessive drinking.... We had martini's before dinner, white wine with the fish, red wine with the main course, champagne with desert, cognac with the coffee and port after dinner." ---- Father Goose, 1965 , a Cary Grant movie.
The above quote from Father Goose really makes read more »
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Bear Republic Racer 5 India Pale Ale
Bear Republic Racer 5 India Pale Ale Bear Republic Brewing Co. Healdsburg, California Numeral deux in a trade with The J. Hinman One Man Drinkathon . Jay dishes out the goods and expects something chock full of moxie in return. Well...he gets it. Imagine the smell of stinky hemp and citrus and you have this beer. For an IPA it's mild and pleasing. There are no untamed hops in here bubbling and blistering up your ton-gue and there certaintly aren't any high ABV dwarves tackling you behind the bu read more »
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Anniversary Imperial IPA from Anderson Valley, whiskey cask-aged beer from the UK
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