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2012 Texas Beer Fest Pre-Party at the Ginger Man
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February Glass Nights at the Ginger Man
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No Label Brewing Beer Dinner at Baker Street Pub
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AHA Rally at Saint Arnold
January 29, 2012 15:01
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Adam:
That's definitely an original name. Of course it is a dry county, much l -
ahefner33:
Hey. Do you have any of the links to the studies? Thanks -
Open The Taps:
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Neal Sugg:
drinking the sweet potato beer tonight and it's very tasty. No real taste -
Allblue32:
I really like your style.
Blondes, Ballads and the Booze
Posts Tagged ‘IPA’
Saints, Penguins, and Zee Germans…
Punks. Revolutionaries. Ground-breakers. Barn-burners. Mad geniuses. All used to describe a brewing duo from the waaaaay north of Scotland, James Watt and Martin Dickie of Brewdog. This renegade pair are determined to change the face of craft brewing in the UK (and world for that matter), and as I like to say, they are “in [...]
3 West Coast Beers from Laurelwood, Russian River, and Bridgeport
A review of three west coast beers: Laurelwood Brewery’s Organic Free Range Red, Russian River’s Pliny the Elder, and Bridgeport’s Hop Harvest Ale. Beers from Portland, Oregon and Santa Rosa, California. Originally posted at beerandscifi.com
3 Pacific Northwest Beers From: Deschutes, Hale’s, and Bridgeport
A review of 3 Pacific NW (Oregon and Washington) beers: Deschutes Seasonal Jubelale 2008, Hale’s Kolsch, and Bridgeport’s Hop Czar Imperial IPA. The breweries are from Portland, and Bend, Oregon and Seattle Washington.
3 Oregon Beers From: Ninkasi, Roots, and Siletz
Ninkasi (Eugene, Oregon)- Believer Double Red Ale Coming into this beer I was not sure if I would dig it because I thought the Tricerahops Double IPA was a bit over the top and not well balanced. This one was a better beer in my opinion but still seemed to be lacking something. What I [...]
Beer 101: What is IPA?
Skunk Beer. If you’ve never been unfortunate enough to have had skunk beer, count yourself lucky. If you have, then you know what the British were dealing with in the early 1700′s trying to get beer south around the west of Africa, across the equator, around the Cape of Good Hope, and then back north [...]
