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The Green Beer Report: Back on the Ranch |
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Written by Abram Goldman-Armstrong
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February 10, 2009 |
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The phrase “farmhouse brewery” brings to mind centuries-old stone buildings, and ancient beer. Here in North America, where corporate agribusiness is making small farms more an ideal than a reality, a few committed organic farmer-brewers have started new on-farm breweries.
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Written by Patrick Jones
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June 05, 2008 |
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Beer and Cheese, Cheese and Beer.
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Spirits: Meet Mister Smooth An Introduction to Canadian Whisky |
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Written by Lew Bryson
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January 31, 2008 |
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Ever had Canadian whisky? Chances are that if you’re 40 or older, you’ve at least had a 7-and-7 at some point, the last generation’s equivalent of a malternative: sweet and alcohol-laden, easy to gulp down. Maybe you got a bottle of Crown Royal, the iconic crown-shaped bottle in the famous purple bag.
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Fine Dining from the Beer Latitudes |
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Written by Horst Dornbusch
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November 30, 2007 |
“We drink wine with dinner because we have come to consider classic French and Italian cuisine as the ultimate in fine dining. But these two culinary cultures are situated in the wine latitudes. We seem to have forgotten that there is a whole other food world out there...from the beer latitudes.” — Jim Koch, founder of the Boston Beer Co. and brewer of Samuel Adams beers
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Mud in Your Rye - Whiskey Making a Comeback |
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Written by Lew Bryson
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“Gimme a shot o’ rye!” One out of ten bad Westerns has this line in it somewhere, followed by a bartender uncorking an unlabeled bottle and pouring a shot of whiskey for the hairy customer.
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