Brewing News
Light, refreshing fruit-based beers are way-hot
September 07, 2008 - By Lauren Chapin McClatchy Newspapers KANSAS CITY, Mo.| Three years ago O'Fallon Brewery near St. Louis quietly launched Wheach _ a wheat beer flavored with peach extract. At first the brewery made fewer than 1,000 cases, but this year it is producing between 7,000 and 8,000 cases.
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BLOG: Nimbus plans brewpub across Sixth Street from Bob Dobbs'
September 06, 2008 - Nimbus Brewing Co. has announced plans to open a brewpub in what had formerly been a Long Wong's at Sixth Street and Tucson Boulevard.
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Trolling on Bomoseen
September 06, 2008 - Located in the southwest of Vermont, in the towns of Castleton and Hubbardton, Lake Bomoseen is the largest lake (2,370 surface acres) that lies entirely with the state. Bomoseen has an average depth of about 27 feet and a maximum depth of about 65 feet. Despite the well-documented problem the locals have faced with the introduction of Eurasian watermilfoil, the lake's shoreline is dotted with ...
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September 6 in Merced history
September 06, 2008 - September 6, 1958
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Harmonys Morning Forcast 09-05-08
September 05, 2008 - Members of Moose Lodge return to the fire site. more » The "Hands on Georgia" campaign expects up to 30,000 volunteers to pitch in and help. more »
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Brew Review offers real adventure of state beers
September 05, 2008 - WISCONSIN RAPIDS Beer connoisseurs looking to expand their palates should venture to the Fall Brew Review from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Robinson Park in Wisconsin Rapids.
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Beer Here -- Simcoe Strong Pale Ale from the Great Dane Hilldale
September 05, 2008 - When most beer fans mention of the Great Dane they immediately think of the downtown location. But the brewpub's Hilldale beer list can be just as intriguing, and currently you'll find an emphasis on some hoppy brews. Its brewers were fortunate in their beer planning, and have not ceased keeping bitter beers on tap despite recent world-wide shortages of available hops. Simcoe Strong Pale Ale is ...
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5 Things to Love
September 04, 2008 - IT'S BEER WEATHER and here are five brewpubs where you can quench your thirst with some homegrown suds.
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Find the best brew to complement your meal
September 04, 2008 - For every food you can imagine, there's a beer to go with it.
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At the Brew Pub, Last Call
September 04, 2008 - For more than a decade, the Old Dominion Brewpub was a place revered by beer lovers in Loudoun County and beyond.
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Fleshtones take the stage in Rehoboth at Dogfish
September 04, 2008 - REHOBOTH BEACH -- The Dogfish Head brewpub in downtown Rehoboth Beach will present a special mid-week rock concert on Wednesday, Sept. 10, when The Fleshtonesperform following an opening set byMagic Christian.
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Summer may be over, but the live music hasn't ended
September 04, 2008 - REHOBOTH BEACH -- The summer tourist season may be over at area beaches, but the concert scene is just heating up.
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Vintage Rhythms Look Straight into the Lens Music, Market and Art Hot Moves Weekend Recreation on the Mountain
September 03, 2008 - By Elaine Lacaillade.
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N.C. brewpub pioneer still innovates
September 03, 2008 - Spend an hour talking with Uli Bennewitz and the conversation may start with beer, but it darts with lightning speed to health care, the German autobahn, the American manufacturing revolution, the integrity of our food supply, national security, the nightmares of bureaucracy and the education of chefs -- then it's back to beer.
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Wine and beer reviews in Eagle County
September 03, 2008 - Its not too often I run across a Tempranillo thats not blended with Granacha or some other grapes. In this case, the Old Vines Reserva from Spains Valdepeñas region (about midway between Madrid and Granada) is a 100 percent Tempranillo varietal worthy of note.
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NM Republicans Arrive in Minneapolis and Wonder What the Week Will Hold
September 02, 2008 - Hurricane Gustav might not only drench the Gulf Coast, it's also threatening to throw a wet blanket on the Republican...
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Farmer's Market Roundup: Revisiting Mint Creek Farm
September 02, 2008 - A couple weeks back we attended the Green City Market farmer's dinner at Goose Island's Clybourn brewpub. That was the one that featured dishes from a host of chefs including Dean Zanella of 312 Chicago; Brian Huston of Paul Kahan's the Publican (opening in mid-autumn); Elissa Narow of Custom House and Paul Virant of Vie in Western Springs. Virant's dish was easily the most ambitious of the ...
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John Harvards Brew House shuts down
September 02, 2008 - John Harvards Brew House, a brewpub that has been a craft beer staple in Wilkins Township for 13 years, has closed.
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New Mexico Republicans Arrive in Minneapolis Wondering What the Week Will Hold
September 01, 2008 - Hurricane Gustav might not only drench the Gulf Coast, it's also threatening to throw a wet blanket on the Republican...
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A legacy measured in half-lives
August 31, 2008 - A platoon of double-crested cormorants took flight from the Columbia River's eastern shore, skimming the sun-sparkled surface. But the main attraction was on the western shore: several gray structures and towering smokestacks, a collection of buildings that gave birth to America's atomic age.
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Um, the gym will totally still be there after you finish that créme brulée.
August 29, 2008 - American
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Games we'd pay to see
August 29, 2008 - If time, money and personal commitments weren't issues, here's how we would spend our high school football Fridays. Our criteria included the quality of the game and the quality of the experience getting to and from it.
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Restaurants extinguish smoking
August 29, 2008 - Labor Day weekend won't be all that restful for local restaurateurs. Many of them will be ripping out carpet, scrubbing down walls and otherwise preparing to de-smoke their dining rooms. Wichita's new smoking ordinance goes into effect on Thursday, meaning that any business that allows patrons under the age of 18 must either ban smoking or build a separate room to contain it. Many ...
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Beers sail from Clipper City to MetroWest
August 28, 2008 - THE BEER NUT Baltimore is one of my favorite places to vacation and an underrated beer town.
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Restaurants extinguishing smoking
August 28, 2008 - Labor Day weekend won't be all that restful for local restaurateurs. Many of them will be ripping out carpet, scrubbing down walls and otherwise preparing to de-smoke their dining rooms. Wichita's new smoking ordinance goes into effect on Thursday, meaning that any business that allows patrons under the age of 18 must either ban smoking or build a separate room to contain it. Many ...
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Brewpubs, craft beers thriving around Chicago
August 28, 2008 - For beer lovers searching out the new, the bold, the different, the Chicago area boasts more than two dozen brewpubs. On tap? Handcrafted cold brews, often made in batches too small to bottle and too good to miss. The Almighty IPA, Gandy Dancer Honey Ale, Weizenheimer. They're being served in a funky atmosphere. And with increasingly better food. It's these handmade brews, in which flavor rules ...
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Old reliable
August 27, 2008 - THE BEER NUT Drinking Rogue Brewery beer is almost like revisiting an old friend.
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The Gang's All Beer
August 27, 2008 - Colorado makes more beer than any other state (23.4 million barrels), has the highest per capita number of craft breweries (92), and is home to both the biggest beer bash of the year (the Great American Beer Festival) and the largest single brewing facility in the nation (Coors). Oh, and we elect...
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Classics and originals are the key to cooks success
August 27, 2008 - Among the lessons that chef Andy White has learned in life, two stand out. One, when cooking Yorkshire pudding, black smoke is supposed to fill the kitchen. Two, don't get rid of classic dishes at long-standing, popular restaurants.
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Business Beat: Don't sweat fantasy figures, expert says
August 27, 2008 - When it comes to wasting office time playing fantasy sports, I know many who would plead guilty. But have your ever considered what it costs your company? A new survey from a Chicago-based business consultant estimates a $10.5 billion hit to the U.S. economy from work time spent on fantasy sports. That's almost 30 times the annual budget for the Madison Metropolitan School District, or nearly ...
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Beer trail hopes to emulate Va. wine industry
August 26, 2008 - Construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the Devils Backbone beer brewery located just down the mountain from the Wintergreen ski and golf resort in Nelson County.
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Hickenlooper welcomes delegates
August 26, 2008 - Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper welcomed Democrats to Denver Monday, saying his city was built during the booms of the old West, and now defined more by the future than its past.
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Passion, protests highlight opening day
August 26, 2008 - After months of planning, protests and hype, the Democratic National Convention lumbered to a start Monday, amid delegate exuberance, live music and lingering ill feelings about the long road to the nomination.
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Mayor: Change served me, West well
August 26, 2008 - Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper told the Democratic National Convention on Monday that Barack Obama embodies the dramatic change that has reshaped the Rocky Mountain region as well as the mayor's own life.
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Clout: Gonna party like it's 1968 ... not
August 26, 2008 - FOR A SECOND DAY, protesters from the group "Re-create '68" demonstrated against the Democrats' decision to cordon them off in a "demonstration zone."
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GJ gets new brewpub
August 26, 2008 - GRAND JUNCTION, Colorado The owners of a Telluride-based microbrewery thats been serving beers for more than a decade have wanted to tap some kegs in Grand Junction for several years.
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Dogs to be dipped by media members
August 26, 2008 - Got a dirty dog and want to see some of your favorite media members clean them up?
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Harmonys Morning Forecast 08-25-08
August 25, 2008 - Total Systems in Columbus held a job fair Thursday looking for potential workers. The company is hiring one hundred workers in the call center for customer service positions.
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Virginia Brewers Hope to Emulate Wineries with New Trail
August 25, 2008 - Construction crews are putting the finishing touches on the Devil's Backbone beer brewery located just down the mountain from the Wintergreen ski and golf resort in Nelson County.
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An explosion of great beer
August 25, 2008 - Blue Mountain Brewery in Nelson County offers a six beer sampler, featuring their two year-round beers and four seasonal varieties.
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6 easy places - The S.C. low country
August 25, 2008 - Need to save money, gas and travel time? From Charleston to Hilton Head, we highlight great destinations that will save your summer vacation.
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Brewing greatness on the lake
August 24, 2008 - It's been awhile since brothers Patrick and Daniel Conway made the rounds to area retailers in an old Chevy station wagon, amber bottles of their craft beer clanging like bells every time they hit a chuckhole in the road.
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Downtown misses boon of student dollars
August 24, 2008 - While Columbus State University students living downtown spent last week moving in and starting classes, many store owners watched the students walking by their storefronts.
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In the Adirondacks, a real Olympic village
August 24, 2008 - LAKE PLACID, N.Y. - Lake Placid village is on Mirror Lake. Saranac Lake village is on Lake Flower. Tupper Lake village is on Raquette Pond.
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Denvers Second Coming-Out Party
August 24, 2008 - DENVER A look of concern grew across Gretchen Bunn's face as she thought about what might happen Monday when Democrats come to town for the second time in a century Will there be traffic jams, protesters, even riots, worried the saleswoman at Rockmount Ranch Wear, standing amid floral western shirts and cowboy boots. It's anyone's guess what the four-day Democratic National Convention will ...
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Two Marshfield Sites Added to State Historical Registry
August 23, 2008 - Marshfield can brag about two sites that are now a part of the Wisconsin Register of Historic Places. The first is the neighborhood around the Upham Mansion, which houses the North Wood County Historical Society. The other is the Parkin Place building, a former dairy that now houses the Central Waters Brewpub and West 14th restaurants.
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Bobs Weather Forecast -8-21-08 & The Next 5 Days
August 22, 2008 - Members of Moose Lodge return to the fire site. more » The "Hands on Georgia" campaign expects up to 30,000 volunteers to pitch in and help. more »
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Joe Sixpack: Pizza-flavored beer no pie-in-the-sky dream
August 22, 2008 - LAST WEEK, I wrote about some strange brews that have been popping up on beer shelves. Beer flavored with bananas, blueberries, even crème brulee.
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In 5 ... Denver
August 21, 2008 - Alicia Acuna gives the low down on lower downtown denver.
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Around the Bubbler: What's on tap this week
August 21, 2008 - The sounds of Canadiana The melancholy indie folk sound of Great Lake Swimmers has prompted many to label the band "Americana," but frontman Tony Dekker is actually from the Great White North, so Paste Magazine properly coined the phrase "Canadiana" to describe the music. That's especially true on the Swimmers' most recent album, "Ongiara," which features 10 songs largely inspired by Canada's ...
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