Turns out there is a big world of other news out there. When people are complaining all over the place about their competition - even while, you know there are no competitors just allies in good beer - there are actually other tales being told. Important stories which do not actually even include …
As we have reviewed, Canadian politicians have no need to consider themselves second best when it comes to love of beer... or at least they have to admit their inferiority to beer in the great Canadian cultural pecking ladder. Sure it would help if we could get the whole beer betting thing right …
Just as I find it a wee bit boring to praise every statistical interpretation that marks craft beer's march from 5% to 5.87% of the US beer market, so too does this sort of story sound a lot like the story I have read more than a few times before: • It has been a popular tipple for centuries …
read more »As you know, some days when ideas for a post about beer seem slim, I troll through Google News looking for something. Today, there was nothing popping out until I realized I was looking at the whole of it, a snapshot of all the things beer means in different cultures. How it gets the attention of …
...Or at least a story that happens to have "Beer Puddles as the headline: • Many of the Scuds had burst and spilled their contents and the tarmac was running with beer, sticky pools of the thick, cloudy beer forming puddles in the steep eroded cut-offs on the edge of the tar. Some of the crates …
Martyn Cornell, the Zythophile himself, posted this at Facebook. Apparently it's one of the breweries in Sendai, Japan - likely Kirin's he says - "where the earthquake knocked over four of what look like lager conditioning towers: that's foaming beer all over the bottom of the picture." I wonder …
Did I say "ever"? I suppose I did. I suppose it is because this news combines such a sense of bean counting, superiority, triviality and, frankly, sheer sadness so as to define a point which we may have reached. I quote in reasonable fullness: • ...West Linn-Wilsonville School District teachers …
Is it because Canadians are jumping on board? Does that make me uneasy about an article about Canadians and beer cocktails? Canadians have this way of making any movement, you know, both earnest and bland at the same time. I worry about these things. It is tough enough dealing with messing around …
Not like I am really thinking too deeply today. The AFC championship just began after the third string Chicago quarterback made something out of a dud in the NFC game. I'd like to say that I'm sitting around having a beer but I don't really have beer on a Sunday when there's a tie and hard shoes …
read more »As the last moments of the first weekend in well over a month that hasn't included too much guilt buying or a thousand kilometre drive, I actually have time to check out the news - including some news about beer: • Don't ban all drinks over 6%. Just ban the beer over 6%. That makes sense.Cold …