Here is a link to another wacky beer from the Dogfish.
A spontaneous review of…
…Telegraph Robust Ale.
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New Breweries at GABF
NEW in 2009
(Breweries with * next to their names will be judged only.)
(512) Brewing Company
10 Barrel Brewing Company
AC Golden Brewing Company
Asher Brewing Company
Back Forty Beer Company*
Battered Boar Brewing Company
Big Al Brewing
Black Raven Brewing Company
Blue Tractor BBQ & Brewery*
Breakwater Brewing Co.
Cathedral Square Brewery
Chuckanut Brewery
Cigar City Brewing
Colorado Brewing Company/ Draft House
COOP Ale Works
Corner Cafe & Brewery*
Devils Backbone Brewing Company
Evolution Craft Brewing Company
Fat Head’s Brewery & Saloon
Freetail Brewing Co.
Glacier Brewing Company
Golden Hills Brewing Co.
Healdsburg Beer Company*
Heater Allen Brewing
Hometown Beverages
Hop Valley Brewing Company*
Jackie O’s Pub & Brewery
Karl Strauss Brewing Company
LoneRider Brewing Company
Lovejoys
Main St. Grille and Brewing Co.*
Main Street Brewery & Restaurant
Metropolitan Brewing
Mt Emily Ale House
Napa Smith Brewery*
New Planet Beer Company, LLC*
NOLA Brewing Company
Old Forge Brewing Company
Old Mill Brewery, LLC
Palisade Brewery
Pisgah Brewing Company
Pittsfield Brew Works*
Sonoma Springs Brewing Company
Speakeasy Ales & Lagers
Sun King Brewing Company
TableRock BrewPub
Upslope Brewing Co.
Wedge Brewing Company*
Wild Mountain Smokehouse & Brewery
Wind River Brewing Co.
Yak and Yeti Brewpub
BeerMongers !
Portland and Beer. What else can I say that others haven’t? It just keeps getting better there. Not only do they have Belmont Station and Saraveza, now they have Beer Mongers.
Check out their website to see their selection.
Devil's Backbone Brewing
Virginia is not only for lovers, it is also for beer. Devil’s Backbone even puts lagers at the top of its beer list. Including a Vienna lager that you hardly ever see.
Very cool!
Horsetooth Brewing
As if I need another beer to try when I am at GABF. Here is a list of beers for this fledgling entry to the Fort Collins scene.
1. Old Town Ale
2. Cache la Porter
3. Stimulator Ale
We will also be doing some fun stuff in-between these batches as special releases.
Los Angeles Beer Week
You and I are going to be busy this week +. Just check out this calendar of events.
New Rogue line
from Draft Magazine…
Chatoe Rogue, a new offshoot label of the brewery, has announced its flagship brew Wet Hop Ale as the first brew of a series set for release in 2010.
And you guessed it, wet hops are the star of this beer; a 200-barrel brew is made with 3,000 pounds of wet, First-Growth hops.
These hops are brewed the same day they leave the ground, and then they are blended, bottled, and kegged by Rogue brewmaster, John Maier. Each of Chatoe Rogue’s products, all First-Growth GYO Certified, will use hops from Rogue’s Micro Hop yard.
Wet Hop Ale is made with Independence and Revolution hops, but the label also promises a Pinot Envy Ale, a Dirtoir Ale, a Single Malt Ale, and an OREgasmic Ale that will assuredly have big shoes to fill.
Rogue is really amping things up. First they do the John-John line of beers and the Sesquicentennial beers and now this!
Full Sail Slipknot reviewed…
Another great beer from Hood River
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