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  • Todd Boera, Brewer and Co-Founder at Fonta Flora Brewery
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    Todd Boera, Brewer and Co-Founder at Fonta Flora Brewery

    November 1, 2017 - Daniel Hartis

    Fonta Flora Brewery’s Todd Boera has brewed with a variety of locally-grown ingredients, from carrots and kiwis to grain and even bread. What he hasn’t had the luxury of brewing with, however, is space. At the brewery and tasting room in the Appalachian town of Morganton, North Carolina, Boera brews on a 3.5-barrel system. The... View Article

  • Remembering the Bard of Beer: Why There Will Never Be Another Michael Jackson
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    Remembering the Bard of Beer: Why There Will Never Be Another Michael Jackson

    August 30, 2017 - Tom Acitelli

    It was toward the end of September 2006, and a 64-year-old Englishman was making his way through the Denver airport. He was rotund, with an ample belly and shaggy grayish hair spilling in curls from every part of his scalp save the balding front. He sported a similarly grayish beard that seemed in need of... View Article

  • Ralph Steadman: Flying Dog Artist and First Amendment Crusader
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    Ralph Steadman: Flying Dog Artist and First Amendment Crusader

    January 1, 2017 - Nate Schweber

    It is good to see Ralph Steadman in America. Because had the venerated painter of beautiful grotesqueries made good on his threat to never return, the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution would be weaker for it. In the early 1970s the Englishman Steadman, now the go-to artist for Flying Dog Brewery, found himself in... View Article

  • Beer’s No. 1 Super Fan
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    Beer's No. 1 Super Fan

    Dave Gausepohl has Visited More Than 3,400 Breweries and May Get a Trademark for ‘Beer Dave’ December 2, 2015 - Stan Hieronymus

    Beer Dave pulls a can of Uinta Trader Session IPA out of his cooler, flips it upside down, looks around and shakes his head. “Need a church key,” he says, heading off to borrow one. Opening it from the top, using the tab Uinta thoughtfully provided, is not an option. Church key—a device otherwise known... View Article

  • The Unsung Brewer
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    The Unsung Brewer

    Brewing Exceptional Beers Behind the Scenes November 1, 2015 - aab

    In the modern brewing industry, especially in the United States, there are celebrity brewers. Known by their first names, fans line up at festivals for pictures and a pour from the likes of Sam, Jim, Garrett, Vinnie, Ken, Matt and more. For every one of these well-known names, there are dozens more operating behind the... View Article

  • Beer Innovators: Meet the People Impacting the Beer World
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    Beer Innovators: Meet the People Impacting the Beer World

    September 15, 2014 - Staff

    The spirit and diversity in the beer industry come from its people. The men and women who do more than just make beer: They inspire, educate and innovate, and they elevate the beverage beyond the glass. Several months ago, we asked the journalists who work for All About Beer Magazine to nominate people in the beer world... View Article

  • Born Again in Berlin
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    Born Again in Berlin

    How Andreas Bogk Brought Real Berliner Weisse Back From the Dead August 18, 2014 - Evan Rail

    The laboratory door was shut tight, but the people who weren’t supposed to be there took the precaution of disguising themselves anyway. They had pulled on long white coats just like regular lab employees, despite the late hour, in case they were spotted by security guards. Inside, they flipped on fluorescent lights and started looking... View Article

  • Roots Abroad, But America Calls
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    Roots Abroad, But America Calls

    Cross-cultural beer pioneers September 1, 2013 - Heather Vandenengel

    Early last June of 2012, Brian Purcell, CEO and brewmaster of the soon-to-open Three Taverns Craft Brewery in Decatur, GA, took a seven-day beer tour of Belgium with his wife. He and his partner and CFO, Chet Burge, had almost reached their funding goal to open a Belgian-beer-inspired brewery, and the trip served as inspiration—in... View Article

  • Preserving a Beer Legacy
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    Preserving a Beer Legacy

    Library Houses Life Collections of Beer Writer Michael Jackson September 1, 2013 - Stan Hieronymus

    The world’s best-known beer writer did not claim to get everything right at first. “Obviously, I’m learning all the time, and revising my ideas. Nor did I start with the assumption that I knew better than anyone else,” Michael Jackson wrote to American beer importer Charles Finkel in 1981. “My initial contribution was not knowledge... View Article

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