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All About Beer Magazine March 2006 Issue

Volume: 27 - Issue: 1

Issue Title

Features

Baby’s Got Bock
Collectibles - Full Pints

Baby’s Got Bock

by Dave Gausepohl

During the course of the year, one of the most celebrated and alluring beer styles has got to be bock beer. To a real beer enthusiast, bock beer is truly a brew to seek out and savor (when it can be found).

Livin’ Large With The Middle-Smalls
Brewing - Brewing Features - Live Beer - Sidebars

Livin’ Large With The Middle-Smalls

by Gregg Glaser

St. Terese’s Pale Ale (5.3%) Highland Brewing 42 Biltmore Ave., Asheville, NC (828) 255-8240 www,highlandbrewing.com A golden ale with a powerful, fresh citric hop aroma. The citric (grapefruit) hops are magnificently assertive in the flavor and bitterness, backed up by full malt sweetness. This medium-bodied Saint finishes dry from hops. It’s a classic American-style pale... View Article

Unexpected Strength
Brewing - Brewing Features - Full Pints - Live Beer

Unexpected Strength

by Gregg Glaser

There’s a section of the craft beer business that flies beneath the radar. Well, almost beneath. In their home markets, these breweries are well known and selling a great deal of beer—good beer. Despite that, they are still “lurking in the shadows; almost invisible,” as described by Gary Bogoff of Berkshire Brewing (South Deerfield, MA),... View Article

Irish Pub Lexicon
Culture - Live Beer - Sidebars

Irish Pub Lexicon

by Stephen Beaumont

Craic (“crack”): Fun, good times—often fueled by music and stout Ceol (“ky-ul”): Music Failte (“fall-cha”): Welcome Glass: A half-pint of beer, the ordering of which is almost guaranteed to draw a man some strange looks. Guinness Extra Cold: Guinness served through a special tap that chills it to between 1 and 3 degrees Celsius, i.e.,... View Article

The Porterhouse Story
Culture - Live Beer - Sidebars

The Porterhouse Story

by Stephen Beaumont

Established in 1996 by cousins Liam LaHart and Oliver Hughes, The Porterhouse was actually both the second bar and second brewery for the pair, even though it was Dublin’s first modern brewpub. Their second was not to be their last, however. The cousins now boast a small brewing empire, with a brewery in Blanchardstown, just... View Article

Some Useful Websites
Culture - Live Beer - Sidebars

Some Useful Websites

by Stephen Beaumont

www.porterhousebrewco.com www.cooleywhiskey.com www.xs4all.nl/~patto1ro/irlbrew.htm (a guide to Irish breweries) www.beerkeeper.ie www.beb.ie (Biddy Early) www.carlowbrewing.com (O’Hara’s) www.boxtyhouse.ie (Gallagher’s Boxty House) To order a free vacation planning kit, or get a list of Irish pubs, contact Tourism Ireland at 1-800-223-6470 or visit www.tourismireland.com.

Selling in the Shadows of Giants: Craft Beer and Whiskey in Ireland
Culture - Full Pints - Live Beer

Selling in the Shadows of Giants: Craft Beer and Whiskey in Ireland

by Stephen Beaumont

True story: A woman walks into a bar and orders a glass of Connemaragh. Now, this particular bar being an “Irish” pub (albeit one in Toronto rather than Ireland) and Connemaragh being an Irish whiskey, one might well presume that this is exactly what she would receive—especially since the spirits menu clearly lists the brand.... View Article

All Beers Are Created Equally.
Brewing - Brewing Features - Full Pints - Live Beer

All Beers Are Created Equally.

by K. Florian Klemp

It all began with a beer and a question. It was late Friday afternoon and the AAB crew was winding down around the conference table. The brew was flowing, and it was soon time for Round Two. One of us raised the eternal question: which beer to sample next?

The Limits of Zero Tolerance
Full Pints - History

The Limits of Zero Tolerance

by Greg Kitsock

With a tougher new standard that took effect in Minnesota in August, the anti-alcohol lobby has achieved its goal of establishing a national .08 BAC limit for drivers. But as long as you stay below .08, you’re safe, right? You’d be naïve to think so.

Columns

Report from the Mahogany Ridge
Full Pints - It's My Round

Report from the Mahogany Ridge

by Ken Wells
Surfing Through 24 GABFs
Beer Enthusiast - Full Pints

Surfing Through 24 GABFs

by Fred Eckhardt

Departments

Flanders Red and Brown Ales
Full Pints - Stylistically Speaking

Flanders Red and Brown Ales

by K. Florian Klemp

Mention Belgium to a beer lover, and that person is likely to think of the quirky and diverse brews of a nation that fairly thumbs its nose at convention. While individuality is certainly at the heart of Belgian brewing, its artisans are also as beholden to tradition as any other brewers around the world. Many... View Article

The Epic Road Trip: Pt. One
Beer Travelers - Full Pints

The Epic Road Trip: Pt. One

by Paul Ruschmann

It all began while enjoying beers on the deck one summer evening. The Great American Beer Festival was approaching, and we needed to make plans. Then it occurred to us: “Hey, why don’t we drive this year?” And so we did. We loaded up our Mazda Miata, put her top down and put on our... View Article

Beer Talk

Ripon Jewel Amber Ale
Beer Talk

Ripon Jewel Amber Ale

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Daleside Brewery Yorkshire, England Available: AZ, CA, CO, DC, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, KY, LA, MA, MD, MI, MN, MO, MT, NC, NJ, NV, NY, OH, OR, PA, SC, TN, VA, WA, WI The beer is deep amber in color and highly aromatic, bringing a complex mix of malts and mainly English hops,... View Article

Okocim Mocne
Beer Talk

Okocim Mocne

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Okocim Brewery Brzesko, Poland Available: FL, GA, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NC, ND, OH, SD, TN, UT, VA, WI Alcohol (vol.): 7% Color: Deep Golden

St. Peter’s Cream Stout
Beer Talk

St. Peter’s Cream Stout

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St. Peter’s Brewery Co. Ltd. Bungay, Suffolk, England Available: AL, AK, AZ, CA, CO, CN, FL, GA, IA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MA, MD, ME, MI, MN, MO, NC, ND, NE, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, VA, VT, WA, WI Fuggles and Challenger hops plus a blend... View Article

Michelob Celebrate
Beer Talk

Michelob Celebrate

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Anheuser Busch Brewing Co. Lancaster, PA Available: All States Michelob Celebrate is a seasonal lager brewed with the finest two-row, Caramel, Carapils malts, and imported hops. It is hand-crafted in small batches by Anheuser-Busch Brewmasters using old-world techniques such as wood-aging on toasted bourbon barrel oak staves with real ground vanilla beans. Alcohol (vol.): 10%... View Article

Matilda
Beer Talk

Matilda

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Goose Island Beer Co. Chicago, IL Available: IA, IL, KS, NY, OH Matilda is made with a rare yeast that suggests a fruity and spicy flavor. There is complex maltiness balanced with a profuse amount of hops making it a great beer to enjoy with a plate of fresh mussels. Alcohol (wt.): 5% Alcohol (vol.):... View Article

St. George’s English Ale
Beer Talk

St. George’s English Ale

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Young’s Brewery Wandsworth, London, England Available: All States Alcohol (vol.): 5.2% Color: Amber Malts used: Maris Otter, Crystal Hops used: Fuggles, Goldings, English Pilgrim

Snake Dog IPA
Beer Talk

Snake Dog IPA

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Flying Dog Brewing Co. Denver, Colorado Available: All States (Except HI, ME, MI, MS, MT, ND, NH, SD, UT, WV) Snake Dog IPA is a Colorado-style IPA, power-hopped with three specialty hops. The beer boasts a floral hop aroma and is dry-hopped during fermentation. Alcohol (vol.): 5.8% Bitterness: 48 Original Gravity: 1.056 Malts used: 50-60L... View Article

Buster Nut Brown Ale
Beer Talk

Buster Nut Brown Ale

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Ska Brewing Co. Durango, CO Available: AZ, CO, IL, NC, NM Alcohol (vol.): 5% Color: Dark Caramel Brown Bitterness: 29 Original Gravity: 11.522 Malts used: Victory, Munich Hops used: Northern Brewer, Cascade, Willamette

Three Threads Porter
Beer Talk

Three Threads Porter

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Far West Brewing Co. Redmond, WA Available: WA A hearty, dark beer with rich coffee, chocolate and caramel flavors. This complex porter was a 2005 medal winner at the Great American Beer Festival. Alcohol (vol.): 6.2% Color: Black Bitterness: 42 Original Gravity: 1.064

Brewhouse E.S.B.
Beer Talk

Brewhouse E.S.B.

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The Royal Oak Brewery Royal Oak, MI Available: MI Alcohol (vol.): 5.2% Color: 11 (SRM) Bitterness: 58 Original Gravity: 14 plato Malts used: Crisp Maris Otter, Crisp Crystal 45, 77 lov Hops used: 4 different hop additions (either Fuggle or East Kent Goldings)

Saranac Pale Ale
Beer Talk

Saranac Pale Ale

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Saranac Brewing Co. Utica, NY Available: All States Aggressively hopped; look for a rich fruity hop bouquet and aroma balanced with a crisp finish. Alcohol (wt.): 4.3% Alcohol (vol.): 5.5% Color: Copper/Amber Malts used: English Pale Ale, Caramel Hops used: Willamette, English East Kent Goldings, English Fuggles

Heavy-Handed IPA
Beer Talk

Heavy-Handed IPA

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Two Brothers Brewing Co. Warrenville, IL Available: IL, IN, MA, MI, OH, PA, WI Alcohol (vol.): 6.2% Bitterness: 62 Original Gravity: 17 plato

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