At Yards Brewing Co. in Philadelphia “revolutionary ales” are those that tip their hat to the past: Poor Richard’s Tavern Spruce, Thomas Jefferson Tavern Ale and General Washington Tavern Porter.
Although it’s best seller in draft is the Philadelphia Pale Ale, and in bottles the IPA, Yards has been surprised by the staying power of [...]
The area around London’s Borough Market is rich with beer-related destinations, most of which involve drinking beer.
Before you dive into the first pint it’s worth cruising by the Hop Exchange on Southwark Street (the closest tube stop, and also a train stop, is London Bridge). The building houses private offices, but it is worth walking [...]
Here’s a great list of beer stores that let you build you own six pack.
Looks like the sort of list can will get much better if you make a contribution.
(And, yes, we should find a way to include it in our beer store listings.)
Good news from the Blind Tiger Alehouse in Manhattan. The pub found a new home.
From the latest e-mail newsletter: “We recently signed a deal for a new and slightly larger space at 281 Bleeker St., on the corner of Jones just south of Seventh Ave, across the street from John’s Pizza. We’re also only a [...]
In the time it takes the average American to commute to work, he or she could visit the nearest brewery.
A recent analysis of population density and brewery locations in the United States reveals that the majority of all Americans now live within 10 miles of a brewery. And given that the average American spends 25 [...]
