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If you want to learn how to brew beer at home, this is the site for you.  It gives you the overview, a couple of pointers and a good resource for additional information. What I was surprised at was how simple it was.  It’s like making soup.  Except, its not ready on teh same day you [...]

Those Iron Hill beers. And brewers. [UPDATE - 12 Oct 08] The final story with all the details will still be at The Beer Yard site Monday, I but talked with … Read more from the original source: Home Brew Shop:For All Your Home Brewing Needs

Mr. Beer really comes through with making this easy.   After brewing my first batch of beer and two weeks of waiting patiently for it to ferment in the Mr. beer keg, I couldn’t wait to bottle it up. Just to recap, I have half the no-rinse sanitizer left over and the gallon spring water jug I [...]

A couple of local sites o’ suds have recently mentioned the new Iron Hill location planned next year for Maple Shade, NJ. One is … Go here to see the original: Iron Hill, New Jersey, GABF, and Beer-Stained Letter

Beer and charity…perfect together! Fellow Nutmeg State resident Bryon over at HomeBrewBeer.net brought my attention to a great beer-related charity event going on in November. The 4th Ever CT River Valley Not-So-Snooty Beer, Wine, and Cheese Tasting Adventure will take place on November 21, 2008 at The New England Air Museum in Windsor Locks, CT.

Each is a great beer city with individual influences. Denver, of course, has the Great American Beer Festival, while Seattle holds its own with such renowned breweries as Pike Brewing Co., and Portland, well, Portland has more breweries within its city limits than any other city on earth.

Dogfish Head Punkin Ale 7% abv - Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a chilled pint glass. Appearance This brown ale has hints of rust and orange colors throughout. Semi transparent with moderate off-white head that sits an inch on top. Aroma Thanksgiving dinner.

It aint easy defending Gotham. And if super heroes existed in the real world, it would lead to some serious drinking. I mean these guys you’re doing battle with are demented. At the end of the night you just want a brew or four. This thing will hold a six-pack.

Home Brew Contest Serious Prizes, Professional Judges, A Great Cause Serious Prizes: Grand Prize - $1,500, 20 cases of the winning brew, and the opportunity to assist in brewing and bottling a 20bbl batch of the winning entry at Thomas Hooker Brewing Company.

It looks as though nobody joined me in my quest to save American beer because the unthinkable has happened:  Anheuser-Busch has agreed to be acquired by InBev, an evil Belgian conglomerate (they speak French and Flemish, which is also an evil language).  Adding insult to injury, InBev’s final bid came in at only $52 billion!