Posts Tagged: Ohio
Book Review: Ohio Breweries By Rick Armon
Posted by on Sunday, March 25, 2012 in - leave a comment
I really love these beery travel books published by Stackpole Books. It's how I met Lew and realized there was a whole world not only of great and reasonably priced beer just to the south of me in New York but also a world of sites to see, white hots to eat and roads to take. • As I mentioned …
Stackpole Adds OH To NY, PA, MI, DE, MD, VA... And DC
Posted by on Sunday, October 30, 2011 in - 4 comments
With all the talk about recently released beer books your are forgiven when you forget there are even newer beer books out there. I ordered my copy of ATJ's new book CAMRA's Great British Pubs from Amazon.co.uk the other day. I see that there is a new book on Burton upon Trent by Protz, too. But …
Beer Lines So Dirty It Was Surprising Beer Could Flow
Posted by on Monday, February 28, 2011 in - 10 comments
Gak. Yik. Gross. Gross Me Blue: • Industry insiders say there's a dirty, little secret that needs to be exposed. The problem they say is dirty beer lines, the lines connect the keg to the tap. "It's one of the big, big problems in the industry," Luke Purcell, of Great Lakes Brewing said. Purcell …
What Would I Tell Ohio About Beer If I Could?
Posted by on Thursday, May 13, 2010 in - 3 comments
I got a very nice email this week inviting me to be a speaker at Ohio Brew Week. We've never been in southeast Ohio and July needed a new destination assigned to it so this may well happen. But what to talk about? What theme should I focus on? • Economics: walls filled with rapidly flashing … read more »
Ohio: Edmund Fitzgerald Porter, Great Lakes, Cleveland
Posted by on Wednesday, February 10, 2010 in - 6 comments
What is it about Canadian craft brewers? American's have a brewery called Great Lakes on the south shore of Lake Erie so we need one on the north shore of Lake Ontario. We have a New Brunswick brewery that just happens to come up with styles and names for beers that have been used for years next …
