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Tag: Jack Joyce

  • How Craft Became Craft
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    How Craft Became Craft

    Exploring the Word That Transformed Beer March 1, 2015 - Stan Hieronymus

    When All About Beer Magazine was launched in 1979, nobody talked, wrote or maybe even dreamt about something called craft beer. Five years later Vince Cottone, a beer columnist for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer who contributed to numerous publications, first used the phrases craft-brewing scene, craft brewery and craft brewing in the manner they are thought... View Article

  • Rogue Ales Co-founder Jack Joyce Passes Away
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    Rogue Ales Co-founder Jack Joyce Passes Away

    July 26, 2014 - Brian Yaeger

    Jack Joyce, 71, who in 1988 co-founded Rogue Ales, which now distributes to 50 states and 30 countries, died on May 27. Joyce was a VP at Nike near Portland,OR. (“I’m famous for running the Air Jordan project,” he once said) when he left to start a brewpub in the Southern Oregon town of Ashland... View Article

  • Rogue Honors Jack Joyce With Virtual Toast
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    Rogue Honors Jack Joyce With Virtual Toast

    June 6, 2014 - Staff

    This Friday, the Rogue Nation will celebrate the memory of Rogue Ales & Spirits Co-founder Jack Joyce, who died last week. To honor Joyce, Rogue will hold a virtual toast Friday evening starting at 5:42 p.m. PST (8:42 p.m. EST). Rogue invites anyone to share a toast on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook by using the... View Article

  • Rogue Co-founder Jack Joyce Dies at 71
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    Rogue Co-founder Jack Joyce Dies at 71

    May 28, 2014 - Staff

    Jack Joyce, the co-founder of Rogue Ales & Spirits, died on Tuesday. He was 71. Joyce and his partners founded Rogue River Brewing Co. in 1988. (In 1991) Rogue Ales moved into its third brewery, and its original name—Rogue River Brewing Co.—no longer seemed appropriate. The brewpub in Ashland, OR, at the headwaters of the Rogue... View Article

  • Kids in the Brewhouse
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    Kids in the Brewhouse

    May 1, 2009 - Brian Yaeger

    Sierra Nevada’s newest year-round release—Torpedo Extra IPA, an India pale ale embellished by the brewery’s homemade hop-extractor, dubbed “the hop torpedo”—may be viewed as a thank-you to the craft beer drinking community. After all, the brewery helped launch our collective love of hops when it introduced its flagship pale ale in 1980.

  • Brewers Who Distill, Vintners Who Brew
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    Brewers Who Distill, Vintners Who Brew

    July 1, 2007 - Rick Lyke

    There once was a time in America, not that long ago, when we had brewers, winemakers and distillers. It was a simple, orderly era. Each group existed among its own kind, occasionally venturing to sample the wares of another group, but never straying.

  • American Originals
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    American Originals

    Brewers Who March to a Different Beat September 1, 2001 - Greg Kitsock

    In his charming book, Great American Eccentrics, Carl Sifakis defines his subject matter thusly: “The true eccentric follows his own rules of conduct 24 hours a day—because he knows his code is the right one and everyone else is wrong; because he does not want to compete by conventional standards; or because eccentricity seems the... View Article

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