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Big Beer Festival Turns 10
Written by Tony Forder   
The first beer I tasted at the Vail Cascade Resort, home of the Big Beers Festival, was in the outdoor hot tub, and the guy who gave me it to me, Greg Geiger of Littleton, Co, ended up winning Best of Show in the homebrew contest for his Imperial Stout.
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Steaming Pile: Mine's Smaller...
Written by Lew Bryson   
Microbrewery. This term for a small brewery making non-mainstream beer was, according to Fritz Maytag, inspired by “microcomputer.”
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What's the Big Deal About Strength, Anyway?
Written by Stephen Beaumont   
In case you missed it, late last year there was a rather sizable set-to in the world of beer, particularly the portion of it that resides on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean.
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Belgian Babble: New Breweries Visited in Flanders
Written by Chuck Cook   
I visited Belgium for the 20th time in early December, and it was another memorable trip.
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What a Decidedly Decent Decade It’s Been - in Beer
Written by Jack Curtin & Jay Brooks   
10 Facets That Wrought the Oughts
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Brew Chef: A Super Bowl of Chili
Written by Tim "The Brew Chef" Schafer   
By the time you are reading this a Super Bowl Champion is about to be crowned, or already has, and the football season is be over. Now it’s time to pick a Super Bowl of Chili champ — three opponents all very different in many ways except one, they are all cooked with beer.
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Festival of the Frozen North
Written by Warren BeerSensei Monteiro   
On a night descent between snowy crags into the lights of Anchorage, it’s hard to believe that it started out as a tent city in 1915.
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Belgian Babble
Written by Chuck Cook   
Brussels has a new beer bar, and it’s I great one, I hear. Andy, Jean, and Nassim, who took over the original Moeder Lambic in the Ixelles area of Brussels in 2006, opened their second location, called Moeder Lambic Fontainas, on Oct. 30.
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Threads – The Early Days of New England Brewing
Written by Paul Sullivan   
One fateful day in 1991 I took a tour of the New England brewery in Norwalk, CT. The guide was brewer Phil Markowski, who with Ron Page formed the 2-man brewing team.
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News from the New York City area: Dec/Jan 2010
Written by Mary Izett   
In Pearl River, Neil Acer, Defiant Brewery’s owner and brewmaster, is getting ready for the holidays with two seasonal beer launches
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News from Philadelphia: Dec/Jan 2010
Written by Suzanne Woods   
Bars have already started reserving breweries for Beer Week, which moves from March to June in 2010 — so don’t slack. I got the good word from Joe Six Pack that there will be a Collaboration Beer for PBW 2010.
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News from Pennsylvania: Dec/Jan 2010
Written by John S. “Woody” Chandler   
Things are happening at McKenzie Brewhouse, where brewers Gerard Olson and Ryan Michael continue to ply their trade.
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