43 min ago | Grub Street
Stoddard's Friday Club Gets In On the Beer Summit Action
Beer diplomacy: so hot right now. Photo: Getty Images Stoddard's Fine Food & Ale is following in President Obama's diplomacy footsteps by inviting representatives from the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Organization for Women for a beer summit to smooth ruffled feathers over the controversy about the restaurant's aborted plans for ...
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Duma's plan to triple beer duty may cost Russian jobs
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Serious Beer: Tasting American Rye Beers
By substituting rye for some of the barley in the mash, brewmasters give these beers a hint of spicy warmth and a touch of rye-bread flavor.
Dream beer pulls in the crowds
A brewery in St Helens is set to fight it out for the regional beer Oscars next month.
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Old North State Winery To Brew Beer
Old North State Winery is joining the growing micro-brewing beer business, with plans to start distributing its brews to bars and restaurants next year! According to The Business Journal's Justin Catanoso, Ben Webb, the general manager and winemaker for the downtown Mount Airy winery, said for the last five months, Old North has been making and ...
1,700 jobs go as hundreds of off licences close
Today's announcement will result in 1,738 redundancies, according to administrators KPMG.
Will that be java, beer or both?
The verdict: A world-class stout, and a treat for coffee lovers. One of the best beers in the country.
Man, 21, charged with providing beer, liqueur to Lebanon Township girl
A 21-year-old township resident was charged Oct. 29 with a criminal complaint for serving or providing alcohol to a minor.
Preservationists eye Iron City site in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh neighborhood preservation group wants to save the former Iron City Brewing Co.
Beer With Extra Buzz On Tap Up To 16%
A growing number of states are moving to allow higher alcohol content in beer, despite concerns from some substance-abuse experts.
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Premium beers surge through downturn
Increasing sales of premium beers have helped Lion Nathan to a 13 per cent profit rise Australia's second largest brewer, Lion Nathan, has reported a 13 per cent rise in full-year profit, boosted mainly by premium beers sales.
Beer drinkers and non-beer drinkers unite, San Diego Beer Week hosts a week you don't want to miss.
Molson Coors Q3 profit up 37 per cent on price increases, cost controls
Molson Coors says it raised prices across its major markets but discounted some prices to compete.
MillerCoors third-quarter profit climbs
MillerCoors' third-quarter profit climbed on cost-control efforts as well as the strength of beer brands like MGD 64.
Carlsberg hit by Russian market
Danish brewer Carlsberg has cut its full-year sales forecast after a sharp decline in the Russian market.
Roll right past Steam Engine to a better beer
I have a strong fondness for traditional European-style lagers yet rarely drink them because of years of disappointment.
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Samuel Adams launches new barrel-aged beers in special packaging
Collection features 750ml bottles finished with champagne cork. -- Packaging Digest, 11/2/2009 11:01:04 AM The Boston Beer Company announced the limited release of a new series of beers, the Samuel AdamsA Barrel Room Collection.
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Vine Street Pub hopes to brew beer on site
Vine Street Pub's Paul Nashak plans to raise a toast to Denver tonight if the city council approves his request for a zoning variance that would allow the brewery to make beer on-site. A part of the Boulder-based Mountain Sun string of pubs, Vine Street has been open in Denver at 1700 Vine Street since May 2008 -- and has been trying to get brewery ...
Another bad taxing idea on tap
Here's a shot to the beer gut: Government bodies across America are looking to increase taxes on beer.
Carlsberg President on Government Beer Tax Plans
The Russian government is only making alcohol consumption worse by increasing taxes for brewers, according to Jorgen Buhl Rasmussen, president of Carlsberg, which owns Baltika brewery.
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