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January/February 2010
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Age of the Dragonby: DRAFT Staff
A year after Oregon's baddest brewer took over Portland beer bastion Green Dragon, we checked in with Rogue Ales president Brett Joyce on the progress.
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DRAFT's Top 25 Beers of the Year (2009)
by: DRAFT Staff
This year -- some fresh from the tank, others from centuries-old recipes -- and crowned the top 25 that blew us away in 2009, either for the first time or the hundredth. Some are multi-medal award winners, others have captured the imagination of bloggers and beer geeks and still others have sat quietly, awaiting their moment of glory. Here it is.
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On Tap
Aspen's Apres-Ski Sceneby: Sarah L. Stewart
Two things Colorado most prides itself on are perfect powder skiing and tasty, local microbrews. It’s a rightful claim: Most of the state’s mountain towns are blessed with plenty of both. But for one of Colorado’s most recognizable ski havens, that hasn’t always been the case.
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Football According to Cowher
by: Christopher Staten
Bill Cowher, former Super Bowl-winning Pittsburgh Steelers coach and current analyst on CBS Sports’ “The NFL Today,” walks us through football, on and off the field.
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Ivy League Cocktails
by: Sushma Subramanian
Top-tier schools teach the art and science of bartending.
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The Brewing Spirit
by: Matt Sorrell
Suddenly spirited, American microbrewers are turning to the stills.
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Top 10 Craft Beers That Trim Your Waistline
by: DRAFT Staff
Love beer but need to lose a little weight? We offer up 10 beers that will help slim the gut.
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Xtreme Olympics
by: DRAFT Staff
Three events bring the badass factor to the Winter Games.
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Trek
36 Hours in the Bay Areaby: Jordan Conn
As Bay Area brewers gear up for San Francisco Beer Week (Feb. 5-14), they want to show ale enthusiasts that there’s more to NorCal than its most well-known city. Here are some under-the-radar spots in and around the city to stick on your beer itinerary.
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Beer Me
BeerMe: Out with the old, in with the brewby: Dan Rabin
Cyclist Dan Rabin ended a humdrum year on a roll.
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