Posts Tagged: Society for Ales of Antiquity
New York: Dacker Ale, Davidson Brothers, Glens Falls
Posted by on Friday, April 3, 2009 in - 1 comment
I know I am supposed to post about smoked beer tonight - and I may yet - but I may have discovered a Burton, perhaps unintentional, in upstate New York. Here is the scene. This afternoon, I am over at North Country Public Radio, answering phones, hanging out with my radio pals like a cheese eating …
Jeffery Amherst's Spruce Beer Circa 1759
Posted by on Sunday, October 5, 2008 in - 1 comment
I am a bad home brewer. I have had supplies in for months to do a couple of all-grain batches but still they stiff wrapped and wrapped again in plastic in a cool, dark place. I did buy another mash pot yesterday but, given my failure to avoid napping and reading this afternoon, no beer again was …
Harvey's To Brew Its Own Heritage Ales!
Posted by on Saturday, June 7, 2008 in - leave a comment
Nothing like blogging about another blogger's post to make for a cheap and cheery Satuday's post when there is mowing to do. Stonch took the tour at Harvey's recently and has this news: • “One interesting piece of news emerged during the tour: later this year, a new five barrel microplant will … read more »
Are Heritage Beers Being Brewed In Cincinnati By Moerlein?
Posted by on Sunday, June 1, 2008 in - 4 comments
I still have not yet expanded my beer travels into Ohio but when I do I am going to check out the beers of Christian Moerlein Co. There is a good story in the Chillicothe Gazette today on the brewery and the revival of its own tradition: • “Hardman bought the 1853 Cincinnati beer label four … read more »
