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Gdansk 🇵🇱 – A Travel Blog
The best part about getting away for a bit isn’t the postcard moments. It’s the absence of a plan. No schedule, no alarm, no list of things you’re ‘supposed’ to see. Just wandering out into a place with your head finally paused of whatever is goin’ on in life, like someone is squishing down the […]
by Seán O’Neill19 viewstravelbeerbeer-blogbeer-podcastbeer-reviewbest-beer-blog - news
BeerSmith 4 Using Cloud vs Local Storage Mode
Today I present the new cloud mode in BeerSmith 4 as part of my series on new features in the
by Brad Smith22 viewsbeersmith-softwarehomebrewingbeerbeersmithbeersmith-4beersmith-web - news
1608 Crafthouse — A Decade of Dedication to Virginia Craft Beer
By David Hunter If you’re reading this, chances are you’re a fan of craft beer — and there’s an even better chance you’re a fan of Virginia craft beer specifically. And if that’s the case, you know the feeling of sitting down at a restaurant and discovering they not only have your Virginia favorites on […]
by Jeff Maisey21 viewsbeerbrew-newsnews1608-crafthousefans-of-va-craft-beerrestaurant - news
Beer Has A Seat At The Table
Panelists at the Seat At The Table event at Sojourn Fermentory in Suffolk. Photo by Diane Catanzaro. By Diane Catanzaro and Chris Jones. Photo by Diane Catanzaro. One of the many things we love about the craft beer community is the camaraderie among those who work in the industry, bringing well-brewed beer of diverse styles […]
by Jeff Maisey23 viewsbeerbrew-newsfeaturednewsbeer-trendsstate-of-craft-beer - news
“Come On In My Kitchen” with The Virginia Beer Company
By Diane Catanzaro and Christopher Jones Robert Johnson’s blues masterpiece “Come On In My Kitchen” is a metaphor for sanctuary. The wind is howling and it’s raining outdoors. The kitchen in the song represents a warm, safe haven of protection from the harsh elements, both literal and figurative, and an offer of friendship. Virginia Beer […]
by Jeff Maisey22 viewsbeerbrew-newsnewsva-beervirginia-beer-companyyorktown - news
Los Angeles Weekly Roundup
The Best Things to Do in LA 3.9.26 – 3.15.26 Monday Eat + Drink West Hollywood Is Back with Big Savings and the Ultimate Foodie Giveaway Eat + Drink West Hollywood is back this March with the Ultimate Foodie Giveaway. Redeem a WeHo Loves Locals Gift Card at any participating restaurant or bar and you’re automatically […] The post Los Angeles Weekly Roundup appeared first on hoopLA .
by Ariel Johns16 viewsart-entertainmentbars-pubs-loungesbeercelebritiescharitiesdate-ideas - news
#212 | Tom Bott, Signature Brew
2026 marks 15 years since Tom Bott and Sam McGregor started London’s Signature Brew. The duo combined their backgrounds in the music industry and professional brewing to create a business that aimed to improve the quality of beer at live music events, collaborating with a raft of world-class artists in the process. And 2026 marks...
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Analysis: Tilray Brands Buys Brewdog for $44M — a Dramatic Fall From Its $2B+ Peak Valuation
Tilray Brands, Inc. acquired BrewDog for £33 million, or $44 million, a sum representing a massive drop from the Scottish craft brewery’s peak $2.7 billion valuation. Tilray, a New York-based consumer packaged goods company producing cannabis and beverage products, assumes ownership of the global brand, UK brewing operations, and 11 brewpubs around the UK and Ireland. BrewDog began eyeing potential buyers when it hired the consulting firm AlixPartners to oversee its sale last month. The purchase comes after a string of losses for the brand, which had made strides as a leading craft brewery after its 2007 founding. The article Analysis: Tilray Brands Buys Brewdog for $44M — a Dramatic Fall From Its $2B+ Peak Valuation appeared first on VinePair .
by Stephen Bradley17 viewsbeerbeer-industrybrewdogcraft-beerinvestmentmergers-and-acquisitions - news
IPA Balance and Hop Products with Max Shafer – BeerSmith Podcast #341
Max Shafer joins me from Roadhouse Brewing to discuss achieving the perfect IPA balance, using new hop products and perfecting
by Brad Smith19 viewsbeersmith-podcasthomebrewingvideosabstraxbeerhazy - news
Hop Culture’s 5 Best Beers in the Shop in February
Hop Culture’s 5 Best Beers in the Shop Right Now (February) Graphic courtesy of Derek Campos, Senior Graphic Designer, Next Glass Welcome to a brand-new Hop Culture series designed to answer one simple question: What beers should I be drinking right now? Each month, we’re digging into the Hop Culture Shop to spotlight five standout beers (and boxes) that our… The post Hop Culture’s 5 Best Beers in the Shop in February appeared first on Hop Culture .
by Grace Weitz7 viewsbeer - news
Belgian Trappist Style Ales with Denny Conn – BeerSmith Podcast #340
Brewing author Denny Conn joins me this week to discuss brewing Trappist style Abbey ales including their history, ingredients and
by Brad Smith32 viewsbeersmith-podcasthomebrewingvideosalebeerbelgian - news
Untappd Owners Only Take, Never Give
This week Untappd announced they are shutting off the DM feature. Too many spammer DMs they had to wrangle, so they didn’t want to mess with it anymore. Which, whatever, it’s fine. I will miss it, though, because plenty of listeners of the Perfect Pour would message me about the show or something related. But it’s not … Continue reading Untappd Owners Only Take, Never Give → The post Untappd Owners Only Take, Never Give appeared first on Mikey Top Pour .
by Mikey Seay29 viewsbeerbeer-culturecraft-beeruntappd - news
What are Hop Thiols and Why Do They Matter in Beer?
This week I cover the major hop thiols and how they can be used to increase the aromatic and fruity
by Brad Smith31 viewshomebrewingbeerbiotransformationsbrewinghopthiols - news
The Road Less Traveled, Revisited: Two Roads’ Bold Bet on Brewing Belgium’s Legendary PALM
Two roads diverged in the craft beer woods, and Two Roads Brewing has never hesitated to take the one with fewer footprints—and better beer at the end of it. From day one, the Connecticut brewery has built its identity around zigging when others zag, honoring tradition while quietly rewriting the rules. Sometimes that means dry-hopping a pilsner before anyone has… The post The Road Less Traveled, Revisited: Two Roads’ Bold Bet on Brewing Belgium’s Legendary PALM appeared first on Hop Culture .
by Grace Weitz7 viewsbeer - news
St. Patrick’s Day at the Farm House
Join us as we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with our Nitro Irish Stout on draft at the Farm House starting March 13th – March 17th. We are bringing in traditional bagpipes and Irish dancers on March 13th and March 17th. We will be running St. Patrick’s Day specials including; Cornbeef and Cabbage, Irish Nachos, Bangers […] The post St. Patrick’s Day at the Farm House appeared first on Breckenridge Brewery .
by Jody Peterson14 viewsbeerholidaynews - news
#211 | Tackling a Coeliac Diagnosis
Next week our first Brewers Lectures of 2026 takes place at the fantastic Full Circle Brew Co in Newcastle on the 25th February. We’ve got a brilliant line-up of industry talent taking part including Jack Walker, the head brewer at Azvex. Since being founded by Adam Henderson in 2020, Azvex Brewing Company has gone on...
by Tim18 viewspodcastazvexazvex-brewing-companybeerbrewbrewer - news
Remembering Des de Moor | Dear John
Des de Moor, the storied beer writer, tour guide, walk leader, tutored tasting host and Accredited Beer Sommelier, sadly passed away earlier this month. Here John Keeling, former brewing director at Fuller’s, shares his memories of the much-loved figure. I was just thinking about a topic for this month’s column when the sad, shocking news...
by Tim18 viewslong-reads1845beerbeer-writerdear-johndes-de-moor - news
#210 | Atlantic Archipelago
The role provenance plays in beer is something we rightfully celebrate. It can give the beer an identity and a sense of place. And today’s guest has made it his goal to recognise and toast British ingredients, as well as the agricultural excellence that helps make it all possible.Meet Kirk Stamford. He’s the founder of...
by Tim23 viewspodcastagriculturealeatlantic-archipelagobeerbrew - news
Dogfish Head Engine 19 IPA Review
We’re headed back to Milton, Delaware for a taste of yet another Collaboration Brew from our dear friends at Dogfish Head. This time around they teamed up with a Philadelphia Flyer and Flyers Charities to create an IPA that’s brewed up for a very good cause. Engine 19 […]
by G-LO23 viewsbooze-dancing-tvbrew-reviewdogfish-heada-tasting-at-the-murder-tablebeercraft-beer - news
HighGrain Clare Showcases The Many Sides Of Craft Beer.
HighGrain Clare is a beautifully bold, but balanced American IPA from HighGrain Brewing Company in Cincinnati, Ohio. The post HighGrain Clare Showcases The Many Sides Of Craft Beer. appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
by Gnarly Gnome13 viewsbeerdrinkshighgrain-beer - news
#209 | Full Circle Brew Co
Fresh from celebrating the brewery’s latest birthday at the end of 2025, the team at Full Circle are gearing up for another year of growth and evolution. One of the UK’s most revered and regarded modern breweries, Full Circle’s 2025 was characterised by new releases and collaborations to events, community gatherings, and behind-the-scenes milestones. And...
by Tim18 viewspodcastbeerbrewbrewerbrewers-lecturesbrewery - news
MadTree Tail Wagger
Madtree's Peanut Butter Porter, called 'Tail Wagger' is made to honor the 'Dogs of MadTree' - it's also freaking delicious! The post MadTree Tail Wagger appeared first on The Gnarly Gnome .
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Top 11 THC Drinks We Tried in 2025
THC drinks had a breakout year in 2025. What was once a novelty shelf at the corner dispensary has graduated into a full-blown beverage category, with items available at some of the largest retailers nationwide, including Total Wine, Target, Winn-Dixie, and Circle K. The category has borrowed heavily from craft beer, functional drinks, and even spirits. Many consumers are choosing… The post Top 11 THC Drinks We Tried in 2025 appeared first on Hop Culture .
by Grace Weitz16 viewsbeer - news
#208 | Red Kellie, First & Last Brewery
When it comes to brewing, what excites you? The beautiful thing about beer is that we all come at it from different directions, with different passions, different opinions. And for Red Kellie, she loves making a wealth of different beers that end up in cask, keg, bottle and can. But it’s working with wild and...
by Tim20 viewspodcastbeerbottlebrewbrewerybrewing