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Recently on a white water rafting trip, in North Carolina I had to visit Ashville’s renowned beer-only store, Bruisin’ Ales. The store features over 800 beers from brewer’s worldwide and have a very nice local brewer section. I decided to pick up something I probably would not find in NY so I went with Sweet Water’s 420 Extra Pale Ale from Atlanta, Georgia.
26. July 2009 by josh
During a vist back to my homeland of Florida this month, I was yearning the hop taste i love, but had a very hard time finding a local bar that seemed to served anything other than wanted down bland commercial brews. Lukily I stumbled upon a new beer and wine store that had a large selection of Craft Brewers.
18. June 2009 by admin
“I Am A Craft Brewer” is a collaborative video representing the camaraderie, character and integrity of the American Craft Brewing movement. Created by Greg Koch, CEO of the Stone Brewing Co. and Chris & Jared of Redtail Media…and more than 35 amazing craft brewers from all[...]
6. June 2009 by josh
This summer, the fires have been burning at Dogfish as they will be shipping out a modern update on a ninth-century Finnish style beverage called Sah’tea. The beer was first offered on tap at the Dogfish brewery in May.
23. May 2009 by josh
For those of you who missed it, on April 16th, the movie Beer Wars was broadcast Live in 440 movie theaters/venues across the US and was followed by a live broadcast panel discussion. Joe and I had the opportunity to check out the movie here NY in an almost full theater. We went [...]
13. May 2009 by josh
It’s starting to get warm here in NY, so I thought I would pick up an old friend, Yuengling. It had been awhile since I’ve had a Yuengling and I believe my taste buds have changed a bit because, I didn’t get the same enjoyable response I have had so many times from this beer.
4. May 2009 by joe
Blue Point makes a good beer or two so I’ve heard 
so I decided to give their Springfling Ale a go at these taste buds. I’ve got to say that even though it seems to be a well crafted beer, there’s nothing in particular that really draws me into it.
27. April 2009 by joe
I’m always a fan of seasonal/session beers. It seems that they allow the brewmasters to get their creative beer juices flowing and this my friends is a good thing! Sure, it’s wonderful have those tried-and-true favorites, but there comes a time to break forth into bolder and tastier lands!
15. April 2009 by joe
Interestingly enough, it was a honey lager that proved to be my entry beer. We all have that special “one” that opens our eyes to the glory of the great brewhaha. That being said, I have a special place in my heart for beers made with honey.
I really enjoy Blue Moon’s brews, especially [...]
24. January 2009 by josh
I’ve always been afraid the day would come when I would find a beer so delicious that I would be upset about all the years I had been missing out on it.
16. January 2009 by josh
I settle in with Smithwick’s a couple of times a year and every time I come back to it I always remember just how good it is. It reminds me of a great winter beer. It’s brewed by the Guinness Company, but taste nothing like Guinness.
11. January 2009 by joe
Methinks Anheuser-Busch is attempting to appease its American constituents by not only producing a tastier beer with the Budweiser name attached to it, but also by calling it American Ale.
2. January 2009 by josh
I’m big on keeping my “Man-ish” slim figure which is often hard to do as a beer consumer, so light beers are often key when it comes to choice of beer some nights.
I’m a southern boy at heart, but I must admit that one of the advantages of living in the North is all the microbreweries! Thank God they find their way into the grocery stores up here.
10. December 2008 by joe
When it comes to being magically delicious, Magic Hat #9 is about on par with a late 80s version of David Copperfield. Finding a beer with a unique taste, a good one anyway, is the joy of any real man’s heart.
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15. August 2009 by josh
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