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 framework with which to frame […]
Category Archives: Brewery Tour
Technical Brewing Meets Artistry Deep in the Heart of Gaume: Brasserie La Rulles
When Plans Fall Through… It seems like I was fated to visit Brasserie La Rulles. As I planned my trip to Belgium, La Rulles was on my list for my […]
Hof ten Dormaal Saison
When I was in Belgium last fall, I had a chance to try one of the new beers from Hof ten Dormaal. Despite being an actual farmhouse brewery, this is […]
Belgium 2014: This Time It’s Beersonal…
In the fall of 2012, I visited Belgium for the first time and had an amazing time exploring the country and its beer and food. The people were gracious and […]
The Voices of Belgian Beer: An Interview with Guy Verbunt of Het Nest
The Voices of Belgian Beer is a new interview series on ithinkaboutbeer.com featuring the voices of the people who make Belgium’s beers and beer scene so vibrant and interesting. To […]
Gent (Ghent) – The Stairmaster of Belgium
Gent or Ghent (depending on your preferred spelling, Gent is how it appears on Flemish maps) is the OTHER story book city of Belgium, or rather the second most famous […]
Crooked Stave Artisan Beer Project – Producing World Class Saisons and Wild Beers in Denver, CO
Chad Yacobson and his Crooked Stave Artisan Beer Project have joined the ranks of the most buzzed about breweries in the US. Since starting Crooked Stave in late 2010, his […]
1 Year and Lots of Beers!
It’s been 1 year since I posted my first blurb: ” Welcome to my beer blog. I hope you’ll find my site enjoyable and informative. My goal is to provide a […]
Rodenbach Vintage 2010
Rodenbach Vintage 2010 just hit the west coast of the United States this month. If you’re not familiar with this expression of the Rodenbach line, it’s a unblended batch of […]
Roeselare: A Short Walking Tour
No trip to a brewery is complete without a visit to the city it calls home. After my visit to Rodenbach (You can read about my tour of Rodenbach at: […]
How to Build a Beer Travel Case
Part of the fun of beer tourism is bringing home a bunch of trophies you can’t find at home. This is especially true when you’re traveling overseas. Unfortunately, this complicates […]
Brasserie de Brunehaut: A Day with Marc-Antoine De Mees
My first official brewery tour on my trip to Belgium was going to be the small Wallonian brewery of Brunehaut (pronounced “Brew-no”) south of the city of Tournai (Doornik for […]
