Taste isn’t always subjective
In this week’s show, Doug and Tony discuss big beer woes, craft beer concerns, festivals and pairings. Dimming Australian sales for Miller during Aussie Craft Beer Bump Last week we spoke about how the craft beer boom in Australia has taken hold in a big way, and also in an American way. Another thing that […]
Coming to terms with the new beer era
Full time brewing, part time: Fin City
Shippin’ a bottle: Assawoman Bay Brewing
‘Books and Brews’ at the Brick Room
Do you love beer? Do you love books? Well, have I got a combo for you, Salisbury, Maryland’s very own craft brew pub and wine bar, the Brick Room, is hosting Meet the Authors: Books and Brews on April 13th from 4:30-7:30. The event will play host to three local authors, all published through Berlin […]
A new look at the craft beer revolution
You say pineapple, Evo says Pinehople
If you’re subscribed to this, you know Pinehople is out. We spoke about it on the Beer with Strangers podcast and it is getting more than a little traction around the Internet. But if this is the first you’re hearing of it, let me bring you up to speed: Pinehople is the newest release from […]
Arts and sciences
The art behind the beer: Fordham and Dominion
Hoppers: A Salisbury beer garden
Even though it was just after 6 p.m., the front lot of the new Hoppers Taproom complex already was packed, so I cruised around back and found a spot pretty easily. I’d been there earlier that morning to interview Glenn Ains about the concept and to get a couple of photos, but I wanted to […]
Ancient and secret brewing
Homebrewing and the Big Brew: BWS Episode 90
