Just a little mini review here. I really found this to be very enjoyable. Little to no head. The carbonaston is light to medium. The nose is light and simple, just as a lawnmower beer should be. Slight smell of wheat and malt and a hint of hops. Taste is also simple and very refreshing.

There are many ways the recession of the past few years has hurt many businesses – especially local businesses. Many people are spending less, and are much more frugal now than just a few years ago. Historically one of the toughest businesses to be in regardless of the economic situation nationally has been the restaurant

I recently had the opportunity to sit down with Brian Strumke of Stillwater Artisanal. I was really excited to talk with him and found him to be knowledgable, enthusiastic, and real. Brian is the type of entrepreneur that conveys a genuine positive energy.  He is truly passionate about what he is doing.  Some of you

To whom it may concern: In the past few years the popularity of craft beer has exploded, as I am sure that you are aware. You may have noticed the economy certainly is not the healthiest it has been in recent memory. Large corporations that have controlling interests in the major chain restaurants such as

First things first here. This is gorgeous packaging for Sierra Nevada’s first 30th Anniversary release. The champagne corked 25oz bottle wears it’s label in a very formal manner, like it’s on its way to a black tie event. Each detail conveys a sense of thought. From the borders on the label to the oversized Sierra