While you should know Pete Brown from his books, especially what is arguably the best beer book of the year, Hops and Glory, he began his career in marketing and worked on several high-profile ad campaigns for well-known beer brands. On Wednesday in the UK’s Daily Mail, Pete had an interesting article giving his perspective
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Pete Brown On Beer Marketing
Watch the World Draught Master Finals on Thursday October 29th at 2:00PM PST
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World Draught Master Finals LIVE!
October 28th, 2009Alan WalshWatering HolesThis post does exactly what it says on the tin. A couple of weeks ago I had a day off work and thought a trip to sample the real ale houses of London was in order.Some of the establishments warranted posts of their own but, unfortunately, some did not. Those that did not are only mentioned here and may include brief tasting notes of the beers we (my University housemate and East End friend Jack was helping me out for the day) came across during our trave
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Alan’s Daytrip to London
Never Say Never: The Linkery Brunch Menu One Day Only Sunday, November 1, 9am – 3pm (limited menu 3pm-5:30pm, dinner service 5:30pm-11:30pm) Kumamoto and Pacific oysters on the half shell Hangtown fry: pastured chicken eggs, house cured bacon, fried oysters, local peppers, onions House made biscuits, house made sausage gravy, herbs Breakfast burrito: heirloom potatoes, house made chorizo, pastured chicken eggs, Spring Hill cheese, house made tortilla Benedict: house made breakfast
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What To Eat Before Your Nap (This One Sunday Only!)
Never Say Never: The Linkery Brunch Menu One Day Only Sunday, November 1, 9am – 3pm (limited menu 3pm-5:30pm, dinner service 5:30pm-11:30pm) Kumamoto and Pacific oysters on the half shell Hangtown fry: pastured chicken eggs, house cured bacon, fried oysters, local peppers, onions House made biscuits, house made sausage gravy, herbs Breakfast burrito: heirloom potatoes, house made chorizo, pastured chicken eggs, Spring Hill cheese, house made tortilla Benedict: house made breakfast
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What To Eat Before Your Nap (This One Sunday Only!)
LA Beer Week is coming to a close this Saturday, and it will be capped off with a Beer Festival at Descanso Gardens in La Canada Flintridge, CA. Please read the following for ticket info,location info, and the lineup of attending breweries!Saturday, October 24th 2009 from 3-8 pmAdmission is $40 and includes entrance to the historic 5-acre Descanso International Rosarium and unlimited 4 oz
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LA Beer Week – Descanso Gardens Beer Festival October 24th
The traditional question at every NERAX festival is, “Where is the imported beer?”. Well, the imported beer for NERAX at Novare Res, both German and British, is in Portland. Weather of course will play a part this weekend, but everything looks great for the festival. Part of my job is to worry about what might go wrong, but to be honest I’m down to worrying about details.
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NERAX at Novare Res Update
…talking about seasonal beers.
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I showed up in my local newspaper today…
October 27, 20096:00 pmto10:00 pmBrad Beerguy is having a head to head competition of two beers he says are “basically impossible to get” at The Happy Gnome in St. Paul on Oct 27th. The event will be from 6-10 pm and have two traditional Belgian Lambics on draft
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Impossible Beer Challenge: Cantilion Rose de Gambrinus, Boon Traditional Gueze
October 26, 20097:00 pmAccording to Corey, the last keg of Duvel Green (presumably in Minnesota, anyway) will be tapped The Bulldog Lyndale on Monday Oct.
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Duvel Green at The Bulldog Lundale
