Last winter we were introduced to Flying Dog Raging Bitch. The beer was released to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of Flying Dog Brewery. Described as a Belgian-Style India Pale Ale, it is now a year-round member of the Flying Dog family. This wee…
I gotta get me one of these.
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Last year there was a collaborative effort between four Virginia breweries which created Brew Ridge Trail Black IPA. The limited batch beer was available at the participating breweries and some bars in the Charlottesville area. Well, they’re at it…
The Washington Post is once again sponsoring its annual Beer Madness taste-off. The list of beers to be included is not yet published, but the selection will be limited to “craft beers, all domestic.” The event involves three nights of tasting. The bes…
Fair warning. Those of you who are not Catholic may skip this post. I’ll give you a minute. 🙂
Okay, here we go. There’s a new iPhone app that’s been in the news lately, Confession: A Roman Catholic App. This $2 application gives the user a guide to …
Sometimes we craft beer fans get so wrapped up in the latest and greatest extreme beer, that we fail to see the good beer right in front of us. Growing up in Maryland and living in Virginia, having access to Pennsylvania’s Yuengling Lager is simply a m…
What do you think? Is a replacement for the ubiquitous keychain bottle opener?
http://www.ibottleopener.com
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Thomas Jefferson’s beer recipe has been getting some press of late. What better time to hear what the man had to say on another subject?
“The Constitution of most of our states (and of the United States) assert that all power is inherent in the people;…
For the fourth year, Brewing News is holding its National IPA Championship. This “head to head” taste off features 128 India Pale Ales from US brewers. Judging is held over fours sessions in four cities with the winners in each bracket moving on t…
On Saturday we attended our son’s middle school basketball tournament. The tournament opened with invocation and the playing of our national anthem. The gymnasium was silent as the Star-Spangled Banner played. Players, coaches, referees, parents, …
