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  • Echoes Of The Election At The Bar
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    Echoes Of The Election At The Bar

    November 18, 2016 - John Holl

      As the results of the recent presidential election reverberate through living rooms and tap rooms across the country, statements and stops from candidates visiting breweries are having real consequences on shelves and tap handles. Leading up to the Nov. 8 election, Eric Trump, son of then Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, visited D.G. Yuengling... View Article

  • Wicked Collaboration: Slosberg, Hoppin’ Frog Pay Homage to Classic Brand
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    Wicked Collaboration: Slosberg, Hoppin’ Frog Pay Homage to Classic Brand

    March 4, 2016 - John Holl

    He still gets recognized. At the bar or at festivals, fans of a certain age will walk up to Pete Slosberg, almost in awe. They remember his face on advertisements for Wicked Ale, the beer from his discontinued brewery that bore his name for so many years. They have stories of drinking his beer, good... View Article

  • Victory Looks Forward
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    Victory Looks Forward

    Founder Shares Thoughts on Acquisition February 16, 2016 - John Holl

    Bill Covaleski didn’t like what he was seeing. Large brewing companies buying up smaller breweries and then putting pressure on wholesalers and bar accounts, to say nothing of new entrants to the marketplace on a daily basis. It was troubling from a business standpoint, and after 20 years in the industry he knew it was... View Article

  • Enhance Your Drinking Experience
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    Enhance Your Drinking Experience

    A conversation with the author of ‘The Year of Drinking Adventurously.’ November 25, 2015 - John Holl

      Jeff Cioletti has a job that many will envy. He’s a professional drinker. More accurately, he’s a professional writer who focuses on the drinks trade. A long-time magazine editor and journalist (and contributor to All About Beer Magazine), as well as a filmmaker and world traveler, the New Jersey native has just released his... View Article

  • What’s with the Beards? The Link Between Facial Hair and Brewing
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    What’s with the Beards? The Link Between Facial Hair and Brewing

    November 23, 2015 - John Holl

    By now they’ve become too prominent to ignore. Moustaches across America are finally getting to the point of full whiskers, not patchy wisps. November isn’t just the penultimate month of the year anymore. Now it’s Movember, or No-Shave November, two awareness campaigns that have been largely embraced by the brewing community around the country. Visit... View Article

  • Highly Polished: The Angry Orchard
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    Highly Polished: The Angry Orchard

    November 21, 2015 - John Holl

    WALDEN, N.Y.—Hard cider continues to climb in popularity and now the largest producer in the country, Angry Orchard, has its own place to welcome customers. After breaking ground in March, Angry Orchard, part of the Boston Beer Co., makers of Samuel Adams and Twisted Tea, welcomed its first visitors in early November to the 60-acre... View Article

  • Randy Sprecher Reflects on 30 Years of Sprecher Brewing
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    Randy Sprecher Reflects on 30 Years of Sprecher Brewing

    September 20, 2015 - John Holl

    Randal Sprecher doesn’t mince words. After 30 years at the helm of the Milwaukee brewery that bears his name, he’s seen enough to know what he likes, to realize what works and what doesn’t, and to have opinions that can be taken as fact. He was just a few days removed from the Sprecher Brewery... View Article

  • Tasting Guinness Nitro IPA
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    Tasting Guinness Nitro IPA

    September 18, 2015 - John Holl

    Nearly every brewery has an India pale ale in its arsenal. As the style with the largest share in the craft beer segment, it just makes good business sense. The IPA— generously hopped, moderate alcohol, decent malt presence—is a classic style enjoying a reinvigoration and reinterpretation. So it should surprise no one that Guinness, the... View Article

  • The Dogfish Inn: A Motel For the Modern Beer Lover
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    The Dogfish Inn: A Motel For the Modern Beer Lover

    May 29, 2015 - John Holl

    Each year, millions of people flock to the shores along the East Coast for a well-deserved vacation or weekend getaway. After a long, hard day of relaxing on the beach, there is that great feeling of heading home for a strong shower, and a solid night of sleep. Many will rent homes for a week, others... View Article

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