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All About Beer Magazine January 2011 Issue

Volume: 31 - Issue: 6

Issue Title

Features

Meet the Educators
Full Pints - People Features

Meet the Educators

by Rick Lyke

It takes a great deal of talent and energy to brew great beer. It also takes a unique set of ingredients to create today’s craft lagers and ales. Some of these raw materials can be spelled out in recipes—hops, malt and yeast—while others, like the knowledge to build a killer beer list and train bar... View Article

Beer Navigators
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Beer Navigators

by Rick Lyke

Beer is sold on draught, in bottles and in cans. It is also sold in books, magazines, at tastings and training sessions. At the core of the craft beer movement is beer and the people who brew it—and both have stories to tell. Effectively telling the story behind beer is essential to building the craft... View Article

Brewers of Tomorrow
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Brewers of Tomorrow

by Rick Lyke

You can argue about the exact start of the craft brewing movement. Some will say it was the day in 1965 when Fritz Maytag acquired the Anchor Brewery in San Francisco. Many claim it was 1977, when Jack McAuliffe established America’s first modern microbrewery, New Albion Brewery in California’s Sonoma County. Others believe it has... View Article

Beer Nomads
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Beer Nomads

by Rick Lyke

When most people think of traveling for beer they usually imagine heading to the local pub for a couple of pints or perhaps taking the trip of a lifetime to visit breweries in Belgium. But for others, traveling for beer is a daily way of life.

Columns

Craft Beer—State of the Union, 2010
Beer Enthusiast - Full Pints

Craft Beer—State of the Union, 2010

by Fred Eckhardt
Beer Changes Lives
Full Pints - It's My Round

Beer Changes Lives

by aab

Departments

with Jeff Bagby
Full Pints - Pull Up A Stool

with Jeff Bagby

by Julie Johnson

You’ve won Large Brewpub of the Year twice, and you have won Alpha King twice. So what I want to know is, what’s the story with the plaid pants? That’s a good one. I like that question, right off. In my high school years, some friends of mine used to wear kind of loud pants... View Article

Twin Cities
Beer Travelers - Sidebars

Twin Cities

by Brian Yaeger

Winter Festival, January 27-February 6, 2011. “In 1885, a New York reporter described Saint Paul as ‘another Siberia, unfit for human habitation’ in winter,” wrote Clara James on About.com. “Saint Paulites were highly offended by the insult, so they decided to prove that Saint Paul was not just habitable, but actually fun in the winter.”... View Article

Montreal
Beer Travelers - Sidebars

Montreal

by Brian Yaeger

Mondial de la Bière, June 8-12, 2011. Bouchard and Co. are smart to produce this in the summer. Going on its 18th year, the largest international beer festival in North America keeps outgrowing its staging grounds and next year will take place at the Bonaventure Palace and Hilton Bonaventure. The festival features over 500 beers... View Article

Anchorage
Beer Travelers - Sidebars

Anchorage

by Brian Yaeger

The Great Alaska Beer & Barley Wine Festival, January 14-15, 2011. The fest, says Roberts, brings virtually every spread-out brewery around the state together under one roof. Yes, thankfully, it’s indoors. There are three sessions, but if you can only hit one, spend the extra 10 bucks for a $40 ticket and make it the... View Article

Flying North for the Winter
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Flying North for the Winter

by Brian Yaeger

If there’s anything we’ve learned from National Geographic, it’s that animals migrate south for the winter. But we’re neither geese nor pronghorns. Furthermore, we are craft beer lovers, not lemmings. So why follow the herd? This winter, as the Arctic winds sweep across the northlands, embrace the glacial conditions and head for the higher latitudes.

Smoked Beer
Full Pints - Stylistically Speaking

Smoked Beer

by K. Florian Klemp

Newcomers are often surprised that smoked beers even exist, but beer made with smoked malts are one of our most tangible link to the 18th century and before. At one time, most beers made with kilned malt had a smoky tinge, and maltsters strove to eliminate it. The exception is a handful of brewers in... View Article

Beer Talk

Smashed Pumpkin
Beer Talk

Smashed Pumpkin

by aab

Shipyard Brewing Co. Portland, ME Available: AZ, CO, GA, IL, IN, MN, NJ, NY, OH, PA, TN Shipyard, which grew out of the Kennebunkport Brewing Co. and Federal Jack’s Restaurant and Brew Pub, is the largest brewery in Maine. ABV: 9 ABW: 7.5 Color: 14 Bitterness: 28 Original gravity: 1088

Swamp Ape IPA
Beer Talk

Swamp Ape IPA

by aab

Florida Beer Co. Melbourne, FL Available: FL (soon in VA) In addition to this double IPA, the company brews the Ybor Gold, Key West, Hurricane West, Cuban La Tropical and Indian River beer brands. ABV: 10 ABW: 8 Color: 9 Bitterness: 83 Original gravity: 1096

Samuel Adams Latitude 48 IPA
Beer Talk

Samuel Adams Latitude 48 IPA

by aab

Boston Beer Co. Boston, MA Available: nationwide Brewed with hops grown near the 48th parallel, the latitude that defines the “hop belt” in the Northern hemisphere. ABV: 5.8 ABW: 4.6 Color: 20 Bitterness: 60 Original gravity: 1059

Sweet Josie Brown Ale
Beer Talk

Sweet Josie Brown Ale

by aab

LoneRider Brewing Co. Raleigh, NC Available: NC LoneRider Brewing Co. was opened in early 2009 by two employees of high-tech firms in North Carolina’s Research Triangle. ABV: 6.1 ABW: 4.9 Color: 23 Bitterness: 35 Original gravity: 1057

Bourbon Barrel Stout
Beer Talk

Bourbon Barrel Stout

by aab

Odell Brewing Co. Ft. Collins, CO Available: CO, AZ, NM, NE, KS, MO, SD, WY, MN This batch of stout was aged for months in used Maker’s Mark barrels. Three brewers travelled to KY last spring to hand-select the barrels. ABV: 10.5 ABW: 8.4 Color: 191 Bitterness: 27 Original gravity: 1092

John Barleycorn 2009 Barleywine Ale
Beer Talk

John Barleycorn 2009 Barleywine Ale

by aab

Mad River Brewing Co. Blue Lake, CA Available: AZ, HI, NC, SC, CA, KY, OH, IN, WA, MA, MN, OR, MD, PA, VA, MT, NE, NJ, FL, OK, GA, IL The first beer to be identified as “barleywine” was Bass No. 1, a strong ale brewed in England around 1900. ABV: 11 ABW: 8.6 Color:... View Article

McRogue Scotch Ale
Beer Talk

McRogue Scotch Ale

by aab

Rogue Ales Newport, OR Available: nationally Originally designed by Rogue brewer Nate Lindquist and revised by head brewer John Maier, this scotch ale is returning to the market after a near-decade absence. ABV: 7.9 ABW: 6.3 Color: 28 Bitterness: 45 Original gravity: 1029

SOS
Beer Talk

SOS

by aab

Abita Brewing Co. Abita Springs, LA Available: AL, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, IN, KS, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, MS, MT, NC, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, VT, WA, WI, WV For every bottle of SOS—Save Our Shore—sold,... View Article

Rum Cask Oak Aged Beer
Beer Talk

Rum Cask Oak Aged Beer

by aab

Innis & Gunn Edinburgh, Scotland Imported by: Innis and Gunn USA Manhasset, NY Available: CT, GA, MA, NJ, NY, PA, RI ABV: 7.4 ABW: 5.9 Color: 20 Bitterness: 21 Original gravity: 1066

Santa’s Little Helper
Beer Talk

Santa’s Little Helper

by aab

Port Brewing Co. San Marcos, CA Available: CA, AZ, CO, WA, IL, PA, MA First created at the Pizza Port in Solana Beach in 1997, and brewed annually ever since. ABV: 10.5 ABW: 8.4 Color: n/a Bitterness: n/a Original gravity: 1092

Wolaver’s Alta Gracia Coffee Porter
Beer Talk

Wolaver’s Alta Gracia Coffee Porter

by aab

Otter Creek Brewing Middlebury, VT Available: VT, NH, ME, NY, MA, CT, RI, NJ, MD, NC, PA, OH, VA Flavored with organic vanilla beans and organic shade-grown coffee from the Alta Gracia community of farmers in the Dominican Republic. ABV: 5 ABW: 4 Color: ruby black Bitterness: 18 Original gravity: 1067

Black Betty Imperial Stout
Beer Talk

Black Betty Imperial Stout

by aab

Nebraska Brewing Co. Pappilion, NE Available: NE, IA, OR, PA, NY, MA Aged six months in fresh oak Stranahan Whiskey barrels, and bottle-conditioned for an additional month before release. ABV: 9 ABW: 7 Color: 47 Bitterness: 83 Original gravity: 1085

Vertical Epic 10.10.10
Beer Talk

Vertical Epic 10.10.10

by aab

Vertical Epic 10.10.10 Stone Brewing Co. Escondido, CA Available: AK, AZ, CA, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OH, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VT, VA, DC, WA The Vertical Epic series began in 2002 with the release of 02.02.02. Each beer... View Article

Toxic Sludge Black IPA
Beer Talk

Toxic Sludge Black IPA

by aab

Blue Point Brewing Co. Patchogue, NY Available: NY, NJ, CT, FL, NC, PA, MD, RI BP Toxic Sludge was brewed to benefit birds affected by BP’s Gulf oil spill. All of the proceeds go to Tri-State Bird Rescue and Research for their “Spreading Our Wings” Capital Campaign. ABV: 7 ABW: 5.6 Color: n/a Bitterness: 35... View Article

Foreign Extra Stout
Beer Talk

Foreign Extra Stout

by aab

Guinness and Co. Dublin, Ireland Imported by: Diageo-Guinness USA Norwalk, CT Available: nationally Foreign Extra Stout is the strongest beer in the Guinness line. It is carbonated, rather than nitrogen-dispensed, and makes up 45 percent of global sales. ABV: 7.5 ABW: 6 Color: 66 Bitterness: 65-71 Original gravity: 1072

Noël Christmas Ale
Beer Talk

Noël Christmas Ale

by aab

Affligem Brouwerij Opwijk, Belgium Imported by: Total Beverage Solutions Mount Pleasant, SC Available: AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, FL, GA, HI, IA, IL, IN, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, NC, NE, NH, NJ, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, VT, WA, AND WI Affligem Abbey, in... View Article

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