The Session 122: Views on Imported Beer
To quote Jay Brook of the Brookston Beer Bulletin: “The Session, a.k.a. Beer Blogging Friday, is an opportunity once a month for beer bloggers from […]
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Beer/Cider Photo of the Week: Dany Prignon of Fantome
Pay attention to your background! If you don’t, you’ll end up with some interesting stuff. Here, I ended up with a bit of clutter. […]
Beer/Cider Photo of the Week: Mary and the Baby Jesus at Orval
Merry Christmas from I think about beer! I liked how the bare limbs of the weeping willow and the thinning autumn foliage framed the Art […]
One-Way Kegs
One-way kegs may be a cost effective way to sell more beer without a serious investment. One-way kegs are becoming the norm in terms […]
Beer/Cider Photo of the Week: Brasserie Fantome’s Sign
A white sign against a cloudy sky. Fortunately the black outlines of the ghost help to highlight set the image apart. The grey bricks and […]
Beer/Cider Photo of the Week: The Old Mash Vessel at Brasserie Dubuisson
The simple contrasts of a dark wall, a light floor and base and the middle tones of the copper vessel provide a nice basic color […]
Heroes and Beers: The Session #118
Another month, another episode of the “The Session.” The Session is a monthly exercise in beer blogging navel gazing that is often quite fun to […]
The Brewing Monks: The Brewing Nun – Sister Doris Engelhard
This is a special edition of The Brewing Monks. When you run across an interesting story that needs more than the cursory entry into the […]
Beer/Cider Photo of the Week: The Gears of Brasserie Caracole
Older breweries are often poorly lit. Not much in the way of lighting upgrades have been installed which makes for a lot of bad shots […]
No Science – Brasserie: Brussels’ 6th and Newest Brewery
On Friday, October 13; Brussels was introduced to its newest brewery at a private event at Nuetnigenough. No Science – Brasserie made its debut before […]
Beer/Cider Photo of the Week: The Old Mash Tun at Brouwerij St. Bernardus
I love the industrial art of breweries. The metals, lines, and interplay of light and shadow across machines, pipes, and concrete make for an interesting […]
Prague – Day 4
My 4th day in Prague marked the first of the work related events. The morning started out at the Staropramen Visitor Center with a tour through […]
Prague – Day 3
Day 3 was definitely a lighter day for activity and my last in the Karlin neighborhood for this trip. I really did enjoy this neighborhood […]
Drinking with the Belgians: Brouwerij De Brabandere in Portland, Oregon Edition (July 19th, 2016)
The Belgians are coming to Portland, Oregon! If you’ve ever followed me on instagram or facebook, you’ve seen me label photos under the “drinking with […]
Craft Beverage Transportation 101
Learn the details you need to know about getting your product to market. Freight affects your timing and end pricing. Once you’ve brewed your craft beer or […]