Dogfish Head Craft Brewery to Host Annual Analog-A-Go-Go Festival

Festival to feature exclusive beer and spirit samples, artisanal marketplace, weekend-long lineup of live music, the launch of a new collaboration and a special art installation. MILTON, DEL. (OCT. 26, 2023) – Dogfish Head Craft Brewery’s annual Analog-A-Go-Go festival is back! Taking place at the brewery’s Milton Tasting Room & Kitchen onSaturday, Nov. 18, from […]

Dogfish Head Craft Brewery Hits the Spot with Asteroid City Lager, NEW Retro Lager to Celebrate Wes Anderson’s NEW Star-Studded Film, “Asteroid City”

MILTON, Del. (May 30, 2023) – Dogfish Head Craft Brewery proudly introduces Asteroid City Lager, a crisp and nifty lager brewed in celebration of “Asteroid City,” a new film by Wes Anderson. “Asteroid City” takes place in a fictional American desert town circa 1955, when the itinerary of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention is spectacularly […]

Crooked Hammock Brewery

Crooked Hammock Brewery Located in Lewes and Middletown, Delaware sits the Crooked Hammock. A friendly, homey brewery with great drinks and great food. Serving as a nice place to just relax and enjoy a drink with friends or even by yourself, their goal is to provide guests with a safe and fun place to get away […]

Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest Details

While 2020 brought unimaginable uncertainty and a host of surprises to Delmarva and beyond,  it should not come as a surprise that O.C.toberfest Beer Weekend is back to help fight those 2020 blues. Shore Craft Beer’s OCtoberfest is back, baby! Shore Craft Beer Weekend for OCtoberfest The annual beer-stravaganza will take place the weekend of […]

Brewpubs are reshaping beach towns

Dewey beer principal Brandon Smith

I thought it was busy at the Dewey Beer Company and, I guess, for the uninitiated it looked that way. But there were seats to be had and no wait for tables on a Friday afternoon, which in August just means there’s a lull. Another way to tell there’s a lull in the action is […]

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 […]