Manmade Climate Change asked:
Brew beer in the comfort of your own home and skip the bar crowds.
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Missed last year’s GABF? Want to re-live all the fun and excitment? Now you can with the Beer Drinker’s Guide to Colorado’s coverage of the event. All the beer you can watch, comments from attendees, brewers , winners, and much, much more!
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The Kojo Nnamdi Show (88-5.us A half-century after its last beer brewery closed, the district is back in the beer brewing business. Brewer and founder of Chocolate City Beer Ben Matz talks about making beer in his home city.
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Wanna Deal asked:
Rogue Ales has opened a distillery called Rogue Spirits. They have a white rum, dark rum, Hazelnut Rum, and Spruce Gin. From microbrewing to microdistilling
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Hilarious Cricket Hill Micro Brewery Plant Tour Speech
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Rick Reed (Brew Master of Cricket Hill Brewery) is quite possibly one of the most passionate people I know when it comes to beer. Every Friday Rick opens his doors to the public for a free tasting of his finest beer. And of course, being a tour, he is legally obligated to give a plant tour speech. Well…Rick sometimes goes a little over board. Check out this video and you will see what I mean!!!
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Esperanza Aguillon asked:
Rowland’s Calumet Brewing hosts the 20th annual Wisconsin MicroBrewers Beer Festival at the Calumet County Fairgrounds, Chilton, WI. May 22, 2011
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Garrett and Jeremy embark on a quest to sample some of the greatest beers the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Part one takes us to the small Oregon towns of Redmond and Bend.
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uBrews asked:
In this homage to American microbrewers, international photojournalist David Alexander Bjorkman has created a photo gallery of brewers and breweries from 1981 to 1996. This collection of rare photos captures the early years of specialty brewing as the industry began its meteoric rise into the hearts of admiring beer-lovers nationwide. Those were heady years filled with the pure joy of brewing. Brewers with big dreams opened their microbreweries, brewpubs and contract brewing companies on shoestring budgets, and succeeded in establishing their unique place in the history of American brewing. “Hand-crafted,” “fresh,” “flavorful” were how they described their beers, and it was the start of something special. David Alexander Bjorkman’s photos document the pioneers and players who came to brewing from different backgrounds and disciplines, but who all had a passion for beer. Some became industry leaders, with their names, faces and beers known to beer connoisseurs across the nation. Some shot to fame, but for lack of money or know-how fell into history. But all were dynamic and visionary, intense and driven to give beer their best. Here are over 300 photos of the first microbrewers in the United States: of the very first microbrewer’s panel held anywhere: of early Great American Beer Festivals: of batch #176 being brewed at the Widmer Brewing Co.: of the Mendocino brewing Co. executive team: and of hundreds of brewers across the country. These photos provide a veritable “who’s …
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Deal of The Hour asked:
Learn more about what makes a pilsner, a pilsner from this short video which is part of the Beer Buddy iPad/iPhone app. Here you’ll see Rod Williams, head brewer from Mildura Brewing, and renonwed chef, Stefano de Pieri.
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Release of the Rise Up Red from Portland’s Hopworks Urban Brewery. Hopworks, for those who don’t know, is a certified organic brewery. Their brewpub on Southeast Powell Blvd (where this was filmed) is super kid-friendly, and also has a bar for those who aren’t that friendly with kids. 
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