Welcome to the wonderful world of craft beer in New England. This site features posts from New England craft beer bloggers, updates from New England breweries, and links to local resources that are helpful when exploring craft beer in the Northeast. The site is currently under construction, but please check back often for more.
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Throwback posted last night the official details regarding their highly anticipated Chocolate Peanut Butter Stout, Fat Alberta. Very few have tasted it (this guy included!) and have been raving it....
Read More →Maine Beer week continues! From Nov 10 to Nov 17 Maine is celebrating their breweries by doing events all across the state. I figured I would have my own little....
Read More →First, if you don't know who Lew Bryson is... well he's kind of an icon in craft beer. Writing about craft beer since 1992 (when there was barely any craft beer to write about), Lew has a great sense of humor, passion about craft beer, and a really approachable but intelligent writing style. If.
Read More →Boston has always has a place in my heart. My Alma Mater is there. With the recent influx of beer events in Boston, and with the only the occasional goings....
Read More →theprofdrinks: Met up with some friends in Portsmouth for a birthday dinner at Flatbreads Pizza. They had a great beer selection! We were taking pictures and had some fun lining up our drinks from lightest to darkest. I enjoyed a Moat Mountain Cze....
Read More →theprofdrinks: My house was without power after the Halloween weekend storms that hit the northeast. So I went north to stay in Maine and decided to stop by JTG for a few beers. I was excited to see that they had Portland Lager bottles on hand.....
Read More →This morning I was visiting Joshua Bernstein’s web page. I am only about 50 pages into his book, Brewed Awakening (review to come when I finish the book), and I....
Read More →This week’s Feature Friday post “kicks off” a short series where I’ll be highlighting craft beer related projects that are being funded by crowd-sourced or other non-traditional methods. For those not familiar with crowd-sourced funding models, here’s the basics. Normally, when you open a small business or embark on a creative project, you have.
Read More →With today being the first (annual?) International Stout Day, I thought I would take the time to provide a commentary on the subject of made up holidays. When International IPA....
Read More →““Launched only in January of this year (2011), Baxter Brewing has catapulted onto the Maine Beer scene; selling nearly 5,000 barrels of beer in its first year of business.”” - Baxter has taken a simple approach relative to most craft brewers, ....
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