I’ve been mulling for some time what kind of beer to drink on New Year’s Eve, and I’ve settled on two. Interestingly enough, according to this article beer is now the drink of choice for New Year’s Eve over wine and spirits.
The first is a Belgian Ale, perhaps maybe even a nice flavorful triple. Why? […]
Before Christmas I wrote a number of posts on what to give for Christmas. Interestingly enough, I received very few of those things, but that’s not to say I didn’t receive any beer-related presents. To the contrary.
One of the gifts I’ve enjoyed most is beer smarts, a set of trivia cards about (you guessed it) […]
Topix.com led me to this interesting article from the Rocky Mountain news about silly laws relating to drinking. Amusing, but quite pathetic, really.
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If you’re thinking of having a beer for New Year’s eve but aren’t sure that the normal 12 ounce bottle does the evening justice, check out this list of beers for the occasion. If I didn’t have three kids I’d be here for the evening, but odds are I’ll be in bed by the time […]
For some reason I’ve stumbled across a few references to spruce beer of late and, curious, I decided we all needed to know more. Apparently there are two types of spruce beer, one is beer flavored with spruce and the other a fairly noxious soda along the lines of root beer and birch beer.
We’ll stick […]
While wandering the web earlier this week, I came across the beer tasting wheel above, although I can’t remember where. Those of you looking to add some precision to your tasting can check it out. If you’re more into words than pictures, this list will do the trick.
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I’ve been perusing “The Encyclopedia of American Food and Drink” lately, and stumbled across the entry for porterhouse steak. Apparently, this is a steak from the thick end of the short loin, whatever that means, and it encompasses the T-bone and a bit of the tenderloin. According to Wikipedia, the porterhouse is essentially just a […]
Have a Corsendonk Christmas Ale on me, it’s my Christmas beer of choice (this year).
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I’ve written about glasses before, and at some point I’ll write about beer temperature, but it probably won’t come as a great surprise to anyone who has read this blog for any period of time that I don’t like frosted mugs. Frosted mugs result in a beer that’s too cold in the beginning followed by […]
In case you missed it, yesterday’s post was my attempt at finding the appropriate beers to match a wonderful menu put together by Tracey of foodie obsessed. Those who prefer wine will find a their pairings on Farley’s post at Behind the Vines.
In researching and considering my choices for yesterday’s post, I found a number […]
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