At this past weekend’s Summer Ale Cask Festival at the Victory Cafe, a newly formed beer advocacy group made their first public appearance with an information and recruitment table. Called CASK!, the group is dedicated to raising awareness of local…
A new website, California Beerzine, will be launching over the next few days. With beer reviews, brewery reviews, and feature articles, it will be a valuable resource for anyone interested in discovering craft beer, or for those who have already done…
Despite our lack of any warm and fuzzy feelings for all things BMC, we knew we were vaguely unhappy about Anheuser-Busch being snapped up by Belgium based brewing conglomerate InBev, but we weren’t quite sure how to express it. This is exactly how.Ha…
This is my first beer from Cold Spring Brewery out of Cold Spring, Minnesota who have been brewing since 1874. It was brought to my attention by the fine folk at Brew52.com. This beer is a bit different than most, their website states that it is 1/2 p…
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In honor of Indiana Beer week, we continued our week-long adventure in beer at Spencer’s Stadium Tavern, with New Albanian’s Community Dark.For the second night in a row, it was almost the beer review that wasn’t – when arriving at Spencer’s, the adve…
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That’s right people. My favorite Northwest beerfest is back, and sweet sassy molassey … this year’s PIB is bringing the heat. I’…
Tuesday Tasting is a regular feature of Lyke2Drink that explores some of the best beers, wines and spirits on the market. This week we take a detour to the edge of brewing universe with a Delaware craft brewer.The one ultimate truth I can say about Do…
Brew Dog is a Scottish brewery that recently started distribution in St. Louis. This is a stout aged in Scottish whisky barrels from the Glen Moray distillery in the Speyside region of Scotland.There is a hot alcohol aroma to this beer, with only a h…
InBev’s takeover offer of Anheuser-Busch has been accepted. After all the “Hell No, Bud Won’t Go” slogans, politicians deriding the selling of yet another American “icon” to a foreign company, and those pathetic co…