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ASN Panel Tasting - Belgian-style Wit
Written by Ale Street News   
The Ale Street News Tasting Panel will be sampling Belgian-style Wit beers
for its Aug-Sept issue.
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Namaste Brewed for 3 Fonteinen Aid
Written by Ale Street News   
We recently received this press release from Sam Calagione at Dogfish Head Brewery:

Our friends, Belgian brewer/blender Armand and his wife Lydie Debelder, recently suffered a heart wrenching production set-back at their brewery 3 Fonteinen.

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From the Editor: Movies Put Craft Beer in the Spotlight
Written by Tony Forder   
Two recent events, both involving movie releases, revealed some cross-currents in craft brewing’s world of camaraderie. The first was the one-night showing in April — at 440 movie theaters across the country — of Beer Wars, a sort of David and Goliath take on the brewing industry.
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Good Showing in Boston: Craft Brewers Still Forging Ahead
Written by Tony Forder   
The last time the Craft Brewers Conference convened in Boston — in 1996 — it closed the  chapter on a very productive period of growth for the young craft brewing industry. That early growth was precarious, without solid foundation, and there followed a chapter of belt tightening and weeding out.
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Lobsters and Leviathans – CBC 2009
Written by BeerSensei Warren Monteiro   
The Craft Brewers Conference has struck again like lightning and has fled. This year at the Boston World Trade Center April 22-24, the event was huge, with speeches and beer and awards and beer and seminars and beer and the BeerExpo tradeshow with even more beer.
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Blue Point Celebrates 10 Years
Written by Bernie Kilkelly   
Long Island’s largest microbrewery, Blue Point Brewing, will celebrate 10 years of phenomenal growth with an anniversary bash on June 13 at the brewery in Patchogue. The party, which will run from 2-7 p.m., will feature everything that events at Blue Point have become renowned for: great Blue Point beer, good local food, fun crowds and high-energy live music.
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New Line of Italian Beers Has Unusual Cachet
Written by Tony Forder   
Italy’s new craft beers have attained a certain cachet with exotic ingredients and colorful labels. A new line of Italian brews with a different sort of cachet is now entering the import market; they are brewed by Italian prison inmates.
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The Brew Chef – Beer Meets Grill Again
Written by Tim Schafer   
For the love of beer, I am writing another charbroiled column about two of my favorite things, beer and cooking on the grill. Whatever kind of grill you have, gas or charcoal fired, it is truly your friend and companion in cooking. Keep it clean and maintained and you will have many years of creating fun-filled dishes!
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Lew Bryson’s Steaming Pile Taking it to the Streets!
Written by Lew Bryson   
Since I’ve had my craft beer supporter cred questioned — in these very pages! — I’d like to take a shot at repairing my reputation. I believe craft brewers can and will take over the palates of America’s beer drinkers…and here’s why, and more importantly, here’s how.
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Startup Micros Show Pluck as Economy Sucks
Written by Jack Curtin   
Despite the economy, starting up a new microbrewery remains a feasible, if still daunting, task. The money’s a bit tougher to get, yes, but it is available.
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ASN Tasting Panel -- Saison
Written by Paul Sullivan   
The panel convened as usual at Waterfront Alehouse in Brooklyn. All of the samples  were in very good shape, and scored fairly closely.
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Fred & Nick Matt Keep It in the Family
Written by Don Cazentre   
In the late 1980s, the family-owned F.X. Matt Brewing Co. in Utica was struggling with financial losses and trying to find a niche for its domestic lagers, Matt’s Premium and Utica Club.
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