Category | Musings

Charity Beardtending Event In Cleveland Aug 28th

Posted on 27 August 2009

Now this post isn’t really about beer, at least not specifically. It is about a charity event that takes place in a bar so there’ll probably be beer consumed. That’s good enough for me. Oh yeah, and it’s my blog so I’ll write about whatever the hell I want. From what I can gather from [...]

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Adventures In Homebrewing

Posted on 25 August 2009

Hey all, it’s been awhile since I’ve been active on here (still looking for one of those elusive full-time jobs) so I thought I would kick things back off with my latest recipe. But rather than just post a recipe I have decided to share my personal experiences as well. When my wife and I [...]

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Arkeg Combines Retro Video Games and Homebrewing

Posted on 19 August 2009

“Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.” That oh so famous (and completely true) quotation is often attributed to that affable patriot and diplomat, Ben Franklin. While Franklin never really uttered those now-famous words – he was more of a wine drinker, I guess – when I saw the [...]

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5 Great Late Summertime Beers

Posted on 17 August 2009

Five Great Late Summertime Beers

While summer may be slowly winding down, there’s still plenty of time left for backyard barbecues and hammock-swinging laziness. And nothing goes better with those dog day activities than a perfectly brewed, light tasting, easy drinking beer from some of the greatest craft breweries on the planet. This summer has proven [...]

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The Booze Death Calculator from Barstools.net

Posted on 10 August 2009

You know you’ve thought about it before. You’re hanging out with your buds tossing back a few of your favorite brews (or appletinis if you’re a woman) and you have wondered how much more you could drink before your heart stopped and your liver turned into jell-o. Yeah, it’s morbid, so what.

The folks over [...]

Ten Ways A Beer Is Like A Woman

Posted on 29 July 2009

Some get better with age and some peak early.
They are both better with their tops off.
Too much yeast in either one can spell disaster
In both cases head is relatively short-lived
Even [...]

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Beer Heaven at The Flying Saucer in Addison, TX

Posted on 27 July 2009

Given that I’ve been out of a job for about four months now it’s a pretty rare thing for the wife and I to head out for drinks anymore (It’s cheaper to homebrew, anyway!), so when I finally got the go ahead to visit the Flying Saucer in Addison, TX I was pretty pumped. I [...]

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Rogue Ales Deemed A Threat to Socialism by Chinese Government

Posted on 21 July 2009

I don’t really know what it is about the Chinese that makes me think that they are such a morally backwards and ideologically straitjacketed nation. Maybe it’s the communist rule. Maybe it’s their iron-fisted control of the media. Or maybe it’s because they have found a way to stop the influx of such reprehensible products [...]

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Top 10 Hop Varieties Used by US Craft Brewers

Posted on 21 July 2009

When it comes to hops there’s no disputing their impact on the overall flavor and character of a beer. From the smack in the face punch of an Imperial IPA to the subtle notes found in an Irish Stout, hops help to make a beer what it is. Our friends over at the American Hop [...]

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I’d Like Another Beer…But

Posted on 20 July 2009

I came across this advertisement for Ursus Beer today when I was scouring for other things. Isn’t it funny how you just run into something that makes you laugh out loud? Just in case you were wondering, Ursus is a Romanian brewery and they have one hell of a sense of humor.

Thanks to Stuff4Restaurants.com for [...]

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