Sure, we're a little more than a month past Christmas, but that doesn't mean we can't look back to DRAFT's Nov./Dec. 2009 issue to check out an article about Belgian beer. (Read More)
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DRAFT 150 Best Bars of 2009: Connecticut
We’ve scoured the country from Alaska to Hawaii and Portland, Maine to Portland, Ore., to find the bars where you’re guaranteed to sip unmatched suds. Romantic or boisterous, scuzzy or dressed to the nines, the flavor of the places where fine brew is served runs the gamut. Here, the 150 places where craft is king and fun comes in all fashions. Today: Connecticut.
Written on February 9, 2010
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It's about time someone invented a beer-serving robot
Forget flying cars. What we really want is a robot that wanders around parties serving beers to hungry guests. Luckily, a crew of scientists at Middlesex University are solving this problem.
Written on February 8, 2010
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Q&A: SF Beer Week media director Jay Brooks
SF Beer Week kicks off its second annual festival on February 5th. In preparation for the glorious 10-day experience, we caught up with beer writer Jay Brooks who helped found the event last year. He talks to us about his favorite events, using social media to recruit the masses, and why too much choices is a good thing indeed.
Written on February 3, 2010
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My retirement plans are taking root.
Now that I'm soon-to-be rich, I've got more time to spend with you on Twitter.
Written on February 8, 2010
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Harpoon Brewery hosts indoor brewery ride
Who needs a yellow jersey if you win the coveted Podium Bar Stool? Such was the prize when Harpoon Brewery recently opened its warehouse to cyclists for its annual Indoor Time Trial - and beerfest. The Harpoon ITT pitted cyclists on stationary trainers against each othe
Written on February 9, 2010
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No horsing around -- Clydesdales are back for big game
After the roar of disapproval from Clydesdale fans, the iconic horses will appear on your television screen during Super Bowl Sunday.
Written on February 5, 2010
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DRAFTMag.com needs a paid intern
Announcement: DRAFTMag.com seeks a paid intern to help with our growing site. The internship will be hands-on, working closely with Web editor. Responsibilities include uploading content, managing events calendar, some writing and editing, and possible video production. Flexible hours, two to three days a week.
Written on February 8, 2010
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Question of the week: What's your favorite barleywine?
Barleywine Festival at Toronado as part of San Francisco Beer Week, we want to know what's your favorite barleywine? Sounds simple, but this requires more thought than you'd think. Good luck.
Written on February 8, 2010
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Beer may help prevent Osteoporosis
Okay, so beer may not actually help prevent prostate cancer but according to a new study, there's reason to believe it can limit the risk of Osteoporosis.
Written on February 8, 2010
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DRAFT 150 Best Bars of 2009: Colorado
We’ve scoured the country from Alaska to Hawaii and Portland, Maine to Portland, Ore., to find the bars where you’re guaranteed to sip unmatched suds. Romantic or boisterous, scuzzy or dressed to the nines, the flavor of the places where fine brew is served runs the gamut. Here, the 150 places where craft is king and fun comes in all fashions. Today: Colorado
Written on February 8, 2010
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Friday Field Trip: Magnolia Gastropub and Brewery
On the eve of SF Beer Week, Magnolia Gastropub and Brewery brewmaster and owner Dave McLean gives DRAFTMag.com a tour of the famous beer locale.
Written on February 5, 2010
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Canada's Olympic-sized beer war
The 2010 Olympics are nearly here, and Canadian brewers are prepared to expect a 25 percent increase in the amount of beer sold during the three-week period.
Written on February 5, 2010
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Question of the week answered
Okay, we're mere days away from the big game. It's time to buy your beers. We tried to help by asking the DRAFTMag.com world for their thoughts. Lots of good answers, but we think Fanbrew.com's Adam M said it best.
Written on February 5, 2010
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DRAFT 150 Best Bars of 2009: California
We’ve scoured the country from Alaska to Hawaii and Portland, Maine to Portland, Ore., to find the bars where you’re guaranteed to sip unmatched suds. Romantic or boisterous, scuzzy or dressed to the nines, the flavor of the places where fine brew is served runs the gamut. Here, the 150 places where craft is king and fun comes in all fashions. Today: California
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From the archives: The 10 (Most Interesting Belgian) Beers of Christmas
Posted on February 9, 2010
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We’ve scoured the country from Alaska to Hawaii and Portland, Maine to Portland, Ore., to find the bars where you’re guaranteed to sip unmatched suds. Romantic or boisterous, scuzzy or dressed to the nines, the flavor of the places where fine brew is served runs the gamut. Here, the 150 places where craft is king and fun comes in all fashions. Today: Connecticut. (Read More)
Beer Editor Beer Tasting: Deschutes Red Chair NWPA
Posted on February 8, 2010
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Hop heads of the world, rejoice: A new brew’s on the shelves to satiate your appetite for bitterness. Released in January -- available through April -- Deschutes Brewery’s Red Chair NWPA (Northwest Pale Ale) is a citrusy, sweet-and-bitter joy worth celebrating. Up from Red (Read More)
It's about time someone invented a beer-serving robot
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Forget flying cars. What we really want is a robot that wanders around parties serving beers to hungry guests. Luckily, a crew of scientists at Middlesex University are solving this problem. (Read More)
Q&A: SF Beer Week media director Jay Brooks
Posted on February 3, 2010
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SF Beer Week kicks off its second annual festival on February 5th. In preparation for the glorious 10-day experience, we caught up with beer writer Jay Brooks who helped found the event last year. He talks to us about his favorite events, using social media to recruit the masses, and why too much choices is a good thing indeed. (Read More)
Completely LOST
Posted on January 27, 2010
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Most of DRAFT’s editorial staffers have been LOST die-hards from day one, so we plan to celebrate the final season’s sure-to-be-epic premiere next week by downing 10 beers that honor the show. Here’s our menu. (Read More)
Q&A: Steelback Brewery's Jonathon Sherman
Posted on January 20, 2010
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Located on the shore of Lake Huron in Tiverton, Ontario, Steelback Brewery is a small craft brewery dedicated to providing its imbibers with a premium Canadian beer at a premium price. But its award-winning Red Maple lager only tells part of the story. (Read More)
Finding Better Beer and Hockey in Toronto
Posted on January 13, 2010
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Toronto is ruled by giants. Just ask any brewing company not named Molson, Labatt, or Sleeman. Or, better yet, ask any hockey team not named the Toronto Maple Leafs. The little guys have an uphill battle convincing the people of greater Toronto that there's more to both beer and hockey. (Read More)
The 10 (Most Interesting Belgian) Beers of Christmas
by: Joe Stange
There are still a few interesting and just plain terrific holiday beers showing the sort of creativity that made Belgian brewing famous in the first place.
15 Holiday Beers
by: DRAFT Staff
'Tis the season brewers take it to the next level with inimitable, limited-release holiday brews. We've rounded up 15 we can't wait to try.
Top 10 Beers Named After Royalty
by: DRAFT Staff
Who says you can't feed your head while indulging the palate? Here are DRAFT's 10 favorite beers to test your historic prowess.
Beer Town: Honolulu
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DRAFTMag.com needs a paid intern
Posted on February 8, 2010 |
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Announcement: DRAFTMag.com seeks a paid intern to help with our growing site. The internship will be hands-on, working closely with Web editor. Responsibilities include uploading content, managing events calendar, some writing and editing, and possible video production. Flexible hours, two to three days a week. (Read More)
Kirin Holdings merger falls through
Posted on February 8, 2010 |
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On a day when we learned that the top four breweries in the world account for more than 50 percent of the market share comes the news that Japanese beermakers Kirin Holdings and Suntory SUNTH.UL are ending talks for a proposed merger. (Read More)
Question of the week: What's your favorite barleywine?
Posted on February 8, 2010 |
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Barleywine Festival at Toronado as part of San Francisco Beer Week, we want to know what's your favorite barleywine? Sounds simple, but this requires more thought than you'd think. Good luck. (Read More)
Beer may help prevent Osteoporosis
Posted on February 8, 2010 |
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Okay, so beer may not actually help prevent prostate cancer but according to a new study, there's reason to believe it can limit the risk of Osteoporosis. (Read More)
