Posts Tagged: Beer and Media
Belgian Beer Podcast
Posted by on Sunday, January 2, 2005 in - leave a comment
A kind correspondent, Garrick Van Buren, has invited us to listen to the podcast he created which includes a discussion of Belgian trappist beers and other brews of note. Here is the link. I haven't listened yet bit any discussion including Westvleteren which also comes with an intro from Tod …
More Beer Radio
Posted by on Monday, November 29, 2004 in - leave a comment
From the Homebrewer's digest comes a link to North Queensland Craftbrewers Radio Show. If I thought the USA-based Beer Radio was perhaps a little over-produced to meet the expectations of its market, this goes well the other way. I have been listening to the first show on the list and it sounds …
Beer Radio
Posted by on Sunday, November 21, 2004 in - leave a comment
The other day I wrote about the US Beer Hall of Fame proposed for Cincinnati and asked for anyone who could give me an answer why this was necessary. Well I got an answer - direct from the man behind the initiative, Dennis Buettner, President of Leisure Technician LLC. His company which presents …
Terry Foster, Beer Writer
Posted by on Sunday, November 7, 2004 in - 3 comments
Terry Foster is one of my favorite beer writers and the most interesting thing about him as a beer writer these days is he does not have a website. I don't know how you can exist without a website these days. How else will all the Google bots be able to share your daily musings. Google …
<i>NYT</i> on IPA
Posted by on Sunday, October 24, 2004 in - leave a comment
Interesting audio visual presentation from the New York Times some India Pale Ales. Follow the links as directed.
News About Beer
Posted by on Friday, October 22, 2004 in - 4 comments
NYCO, my correspondent in Syracuse, alerted me to this Syracuse Post-Standard story about Polish beer. Written by Quill and Tankard award-winning writer, Don Cazentre, a staff writer with the paper, it notes what is new in the local market. • What a radical idea. Certainly in Canada, we are … read more »
