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How Much Would You Pay for a Craft Beer at a Ballgame? 23/02/2010 That’s the question. Apparently there’s a big hullabaloo about it in Twins Nation (thanks to Beernews.org for bringing it to my attention). Target Field, the will-be new home of the Minnesota Twins organization will be selling cans of Surly Brewing Co. beers at games for a whopping $10 a pop. I guess the high price point (which I assume is decided upon by the Twins organization and not necessarily Surly themselves) is causing some major drama among the Surly faithful. There’s even a poll (with lengthly follow-up comments) on the Surly Facebook Fan Page. But is it too much? You sort of have to put it into context. While I’m not familiar with Twins games, I’ve spent a fair amount of time...
Foster's profit falls short as strong dollar bites 20/02/2010 Foster's Group, Australia's largest brewer, has missed forecasts with a 13.5 per cent slide in first-half profit as it lost market share in beer and wine earnings slumped.
New beer planned by William Bull 20/02/2010 In more news from the De Bortoli-owned William Bull brewery, Australian Brews News understands it is going to launch a new beer this Autumn called William's Pale Ale. The beer is named after William
Brewdog reclaims world's strongest beer title with 41 per cent IPA 20/02/2010 Maverick Scottish microbrewer Brewdog is reclaiming the title of the world's strongest beer from German rivals - with a 41 per cent IPA called Sink the Bismarck. The company had its title snatched
Black Sheep set for new era as brewer starts succession process 19/02/2010 ONE of the best-known names in Yorkshire has confirmed its succession plans as father prepares to hand over to son. Rob Theakston has been appointed joint managing director of the
The Brainchild Behind BeerMeMaine.com 17/02/2010 I had the pleasure of sitting down with Chris Avantaggio of Beer ME Maine recently to discuss his new brand of Maine & beer-inspired duds and the brand he is silently but explosively building throughout the state (and beyond). Chris was also kind enough to pass along a “review copy” of one of their shirts and pint glasses so I can tell you first-hand that this stuff rocks! He was also kind enough to pass some savings on to all of you – for a limited time, enter the coupon code blogaboutbeer at the BeerMeMaine.com checkout and enjoy 10% off your purchase price! You can check out all of Chris’ designs at www.BeerMeMaine.com, follow them on Twitter...
End of an Era as Brewer Delists 17/02/2010 Tooth & Co will later today (Feb 12) officially delist from the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) after 175 years in business. The largest brewer in New South Wales for many years, the company owned
Bluetongue Snares a Lion 17/02/2010 Pacific Beverages has appointed Paul Feasey as its brewing and quality manager for the new Bluetongue Brewery in Warnervale, which will be fully operational by mid-2010. Feasey comes to Bluetongue
Low carb not a healthy beer option, doctor warns 17/02/2010 LOW-CARB beer has been branded an "insidious health risk" by a doctor who says it could encourage more drinking and, take note girls, it does little to prevent a beer gut. Diet conscious drinker
APPLE OF MAD BREWERSa4 EYE 17/02/2010 When Chuck Hahn's Mad Brewers put their off-beat ideas into seasonal one-batch releases, they obviously have fun. And they've come up with another extraordinary beer. Orchard Ale, which went on sale
Four Innovation Lessons from Anheuser-Busch 17/02/2010 Scott Anthony's four thoughts from Patrick O'Riordan (global director of innovation at Anheuser-Busch InBev) presentation at the 'Front End of Innovation' conference in Amsterdam. - Expla
Episode 18 a4 Life and limb (beermen.tv) 17/02/2010 Craft brewers around the world often risk life and limb to transform their passion for brewing into the delicious beers we love to drink. The Sierra Nevada and Dogfish Head breweries collaboration, L
Beer Appreciation 101 at Wine Affairs is today! 15/02/2010 All this week my posts have been pretty much on the promotional side talking about the Beer & Cheese Event this past Wednesday or the Meat the Brewers beerfest we had yesterday. Well, today is my turn to promote my own event and truth be told, I am a lousy self-promoter. I am more than [...]
Meat the Brewers beerfest is today! 14/02/2010 Just a friendly reminder that our Meat the Brewers beerfest is today at 1pm - 5pm. The weather couldn’t be more perfect! You can find all the event details here. This event has the chance to sell out so arrive early!
A Great Way to Keep Track of Your Beer Reviews 13/02/2010 The following is a guest post video from beer blogger Billy Broas of BillyBrew.com. Billy’s on a mission to teach the world about craft beer. He thanks Luke for the opportunity to share his beer-geekdom with the Blog About Beer readers. (editor’s note: if you would like to contribute a guest post to BlogAboutBeer.com, please contact me)
Brewer Position at Red Hill Brewery 12/02/2010 Red Hill Brewery, Mornington Peninsula is looking for a trainee brewer . You aim to work in the brewing industry and are passionate, beer loving, with tertiary education or equivalent hands on experi
All-Time Top 25 Beers, Breweries, Pubs, Etc. 11/02/2010 I’m a sucker for lists. The Top 10 This, the Best 5 That. So I had a bit of fun when I got my hands on the latest issue of Beer Advocate magazine (yes, they have a magazine. And it’s actually pretty good. I’d never pay for a subscription, but if you can find one of their free drop spots, pick it up) a few days ago which includes six “top 25″ lists in the “Beer in Review” section. The lists are the “All-Time Top Beers on Planet Earth”; the top 25 “Most-Wanted Beers”; the “Top Beers That Get No Respect” — these are the 25 worst-rated beers on the BeerAdvocate forums and include the likes of Bud Light (1), Natural Ice (15), Icehouse (20) and Crazy Ed’s Cave Creek Chili Beer (7) — the “All-Time Top Brewers” (which should read “breweries” in my opinion...
Cheaper Sydney beer leaves Victoria bitter 10/02/2010 Melbourne's character-filled laneway bars may have the edge over Sydney pubs, but new figures suggest drinkers in the south pay more in a night out. Retail prices of alcoholic drinks in Sydney we
Black IPAs are a full-blown trend 10/02/2010 Black is back. Have you noticed the large assortment of black beers, particularly black IPAs, that are showing up on the shelves of your favorite beer store or tavern?
Beer & Cheese Event at Firehouse Reminder 10/02/2010 Just wanted to remind everyone that the Beer & Cheese Event at Firehouse Brewery in Sunnyvale featuring cheeses from the Milk Pail is tonight! The party starts at 7pm and will run through 10pm, approximately. Here is a link to all the pertinent information. See you there!
Brewery grafts to recover from bushfires 10/02/2010 KATE TOZER, PRESENTER: We first visited the Victorian boutique brewery Hargreaves Hill three years ago when the business was still growing and struggling to meet demand. But a year ago today the brew
Episode 17 a4 Cocktail hour | beermen.tv 10/02/2010 Have you ever had a beer cocktail? Until recently we didn't know such a thing was possible. Following a flurry of beer cocktail tweets and blog posts, we put the call out to twitter and back came a r
New Free Open-Source Homebrewers Tools 09/02/2010 A new open-source application has hit the Interwebs designed specifically for the homebrewers among us. The application, entitled Brewtarget, is designed to help homebrew enthusiasts create and organize their beer recipes. Apparently, it’s a free, open-source version of Beer Tools. From the Brewtarget homepage, I was fed up with the lack of good open source beer software, so I thought I would make a small application that would do all the calculations for me. The ultimate goal of the project is to be able to take a set of user-given constraints and immediately formulate a recipe. A similar open-source program,...
Collaboration: A Beer Dinner 09/02/2010 BetterBeerBlog friend Sean Paxton, aka the Homebrew Chef, has asked me to pimp this event out for him. He is a talented, innovative and passionate man and his beer & food events never fail to impress. You can check out his website for full details or just read a little further. I will add that $98 [...]
Belgian Beer Dinner at the Duck Club Recap 06/02/2010 A week ago, Sammy and I attended a Belgian Beer Dinner at the Duck Club at the Lafayette Park Hotel. The event was hosted by Nicole Erny from the Belgian beer bar, The Trappist. It was a fun night filled with great beer, great food and good conversion. You can read the full review of the [...]
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