Monthly Archives: July 2011
“I Can’t Afford It”: The Price Factor With Craft Beers
This is in response to a number of comments I’ve gotten while talking with people about my love of beer. The thought being that beers other than what is considered mainstream (Molson, Bud, Pabst) is too damned expensive, leaving the … Continue reading
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Google+ Beer Workshops
YES, this has to do with the topic of this blog and NO, I’m not going to add to the pile of “How Google+ should be used” posts that already have been sprouting like weeds. This is just an idea … Continue reading
Filed under Innovations
The Surprisingly Complex World of Beer Glasses
Yes, more than one glass for beer exists (And I’m not talking about different logos) and more and more I’m noticing pubs actually carry them. And while they do look nice and pretty, they are varied for a reason. This … Continue reading
Filed under Beer Products
BEER STORY – CEREMONY OF INNOCENCE
So a couple of weeks back my writer friend K. Patrick Glover, who no doubt read a call-out for beer-inspired art I put out on twitter, sent me an e-mail with a story inspired by the wondrous drink which he thought … Continue reading
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Wish List: The Very Very Many Varieties of Beer
The people at Pop Chart Lab came up with this little beauty.. The world’s most comprehensive beer taxonomy is now bigger and better. This new design features 89 varieties of beer with over 200 representative quaffs, including glassware recommendations for … Continue reading
Filed under Beer Products, Wish List
ADVENTURE! (in homebrewing)
So here’s my plan for tonight… That’s right, for the first time ever I’ll be brewing a beer from scratch. I’m a bit nervous as I’ve only used kits before and this will be my first time running around and … Continue reading
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