Jellyfish Festival Announces Jimmy Charles as Headliner for Saturday
Country rocker returns for a hometown performance at third annual beach banger OCEAN CITY, MARYLAND – Jellyfish Festival is excited to announce country rocker Jimmy Charles as the main stage headliner on Saturday, June 4, with a live band performance happening right on the beach in downtown Ocean City, Maryland. “What a perfect way to spend an evening […]
And the Craft Beer Flowed…
The sun shone down with unexpected warmth on the 6th Annual Shore Craft Beer Fest: OCtoberfest this past Saturday at Sunset Park in Ocean City Md. However, this was OCtoberfest 2020 style. Gone were the brewery’s booths where guests wandered around with strangers drinking what they wanted when they wanted. Instead, guests were seated at […]
R2Hop2 Dates Set at Fordham and Dominion
Tickets are now available for Fordham & Dominion’s 6th Annual Beer and Music Festival in the backyard of the brewery on April 22, 2017 from 12p-5p. This year there will be performances by Barrelhouse, Loose Ties and Lovebettie on the main stage. Nate McCormick will perform at the gate. This event is fun for all […]
New Year, New Look for Fordham and Dominion
Fordham & Dominion Brewery’s Fordham portfolio will receive an overhaul for the New Year. In addition to a new look, the two flagship beers, Gypsy Lager and Copperhead Amber Ale, will also be joined by four new brews. Crash Zone IPL and Dilated Pupilz are being added to the year round calendar, while 11th Sour […]
The art behind the beer: Fordham and Dominion
Dominion Morning Glory Espresso Stout with Stilton
This is a continuation of a blog about the Shore Craft Beer Talk and Tasting held at the Clarion Fountainebleu in early 2016. I love Morning Glory Espresso Stour because the coffee beans and hops work as a team for a mellow bitterness that is even further tempered by the malt. That’s what gives it a […]
Where’s the beer?
Recently I had the opportunity to speak with Jim Lutz, who runs Fordham/Old Dominion in Dover. Jim inherited a number of problems after the two beer companies merged (*shameless plug alert* which will mostly be enumerated in my forthcoming book on beer in Delaware), but one of them is common still among many of the […]
