Portsmouth Kate the Great bottle allotment is now spoken for! There is a thread on Beer Advocate . Posted on the FB page : “It’s 5:25 AM and ALL the calendar pages for Kate the Great bottles have been given out.
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KTG Madness: Tickets sell out at 5:25 am
Part III is up. In this episode, Greg Koch from Stone Brewing hangs out with the BrewDog guys in Scotland
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Stone Skips Across the Pond Part III
It’s interesting to watch this and compare it with the Simply Beer interview that I posted last month. Gary Vaynerchuk of Wine Library TV is a professional interviewer (and a multi-millionaire businessman) so I was surprised to see how he handled Brooklyn Brewery ’s Garrett Oliver.
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Garrett Oliver interview on Wine Library
I highly recommend that you watch and you can click over to Vimeo for a nearly full-screen version . According to Stone Brewing ’s Greg Koch, “The public will view it in four pieces, each posted every Thursday over the next few weeks.” The above video features the brewery’s trip to Nogne O in Norway. Stone Skips Across the Pond Part I is live [Disclaimer: Beernews.org is a leader in craft beer news and is the original source of this article.
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Stone Skips Across the Pond Part I is live
It appears that Greg Koch of Stone Brewing just uploaded this video yesterday. This was filmed back in mid-April of last year on location at UCLA for the Beer Wars Live screening
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Backstage at Beer Wars Live
Only in Texas. Fantastic. Shiner 100 Bottle Salute: 100 bottle rocket tribute to TX brewery [Disclaimer: Beernews.org is a leader in craft beer news and is the original source of this article
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Shiner 100 Bottle Salute: 100 bottle rocket tribute to TX brewery
(Cherry Hill, NJ) – Lots of good discussion about the just-released Flying Fish Exit 1 Bayshore Oyster Stout , beer history, and Atlantic Coast oyster history (if you’re into that kind of thing) in this video. Flying Fish Exit 1 mini-documentary [Disclaimer: Beernews.org is a leader in craft beer news and is the original source of this article
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Flying Fish Exit 1 mini-documentary
Just to clear up any doubt, Rock Art Brewery gets to keep The Vermonster name as long as it stays out of the energy drink business. In addition, Hansen agreed to pay any legal fees associated with the matter. It had previously requested that Rock Art pay its legal fees in the original cease and desist letter
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WCAX video on Rock Art victory (with audio from owner, Matt Nadeau)
Equity for Punks from BrewDog on Vimeo . (Aberdeen, SCOTLAND) – BrewdogJames (a.k.a. James Watt) has been hinting for close to two weeks that BrewDog would change the world on October 20th and now we know why
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BrewDog becomes a Public Limited Company
Hansen Beverage Company manufactures and distributes the famous MONSTER ENERGY® line of energy drinks and owns trademark registrations for the famous marks in the U.S. and throughout the world for beverages, branded apparel and other products. Over the last eight years, Hansen Beverage Company has spent many millions of dollars promoting and establishing awareness for these trademarks around the world and has additionally spent millions of dollars registering and protecting these trademark
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Hansen responds to trademark dispute between Monster Energy, Vermonster
