Peter has been writing reviews over at Simply Beer for a while now though it was a video he shot in December that really caught my attention. Quick note: I recently discovered Peter was actually the first one with the news that Stone Brewing , Dogfish Head , and Victory Brewing would be collaborating. He interviewed Dogfish Head’s Sam Calagione this past fall and Sam spilled the beans.
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The Garrett Oliver Interview: Sorachi Ace variation planned for bottles
As reported last Friday, the FDA announced that they’d sent letters to almost 30 manufacturers of alcohol drinks that also contain caffeine.
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Update On FDA Caffeine/Alcohol Ultimatum
This morning, my son Porter and I finally got around to building the Kids Lab science project that he got for his birthday back in September. It was a Soda Can Robug, but since we’re a soda-free household, we used a beer can instead. Porter showing off his Beer Can Robug, made with Ukiah Pilsner
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Fun With Science: Beer Can Robug
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
The bottle of Lowenbrau beer that survived the crash of the Hindenburg, that I wrote about on Tuesday, was auctioned earlier today, fetching the sum of £9,400, but “with buyer’s premium, the bottle will cost the purchaser £10,810,” or around $18.034. This Is Wiltshire, like most accounts, is claiming “[t]he world record price for a
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Hindenburg Beer Auctioned For £10,000
The topic of our next Session has been announced and it’s Stumbling Home. Our host for Session #34, James Davoli at Two Parts Rye, describes what he means by that: It’s time to give a shout out to your favorite watering hole. How good are the beers
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Subsequent Stumbling Session Scheduled
The FDA announced today that they’ve sent a letter to almost 30 manufacturers of alcohol drinks that also contain caffeine. The FDA is giving these companies 30 days to essentially prove that they’re safe. The move is undoubtedly motivated by a bullying letter sent to the FDA in September by 18 state Attorneys General.
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FDA Gives Alcohol/Caffeine Drinks 30 Days To Prove It’s Safe
It was a cold, rainy November Friday evening when my Japanese friend, rock and roll and tattoo brother Kenny Shangrila took me to the Boogie Café in Yokohama. On my way from Bangkok to Chicago via Japan, I had a three-day layover in Japan where I would be hanging out with Kenny.
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Let’s Boogie on down to the Boogie Café
• CCTV footage being used to identify violent United fans • Uefa likely to fine United for pitch invasion against Wolfsburg Manchester United have branded as “thugs” the supporters whose behaviour in Tuesday’s Carling Cup tie at Barnsley has prompted a Football Association investigation, and the reputation of their fans will soon be damaged again tomorrow when Uefa fines the club for the third time in 18 months. While Barnsley are preparing to send United a bill running into thousands of pou
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Manchester United promise to ban ‘thugs’ who went on the rampage at Barnsley
Welcome to the most intense nightly read on the sphere… the BitsBlog Nightly Ramble LIBERMAN PLAYS THE GAME: H e now says he’ll vote against the so-called “Public Option” … (What is Queen Nancy calling it now, the “Consumer Option”?) _ . Well, of course the libtards are screaming bloody murder. There seems a great deal of sentiment coming from the far left along the lines of Harry Reid taking a pound of flesh from Joe Lieberman for actually thinking for himself.
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Nightly Ramble: Another Root Beer Edition
