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Posts tagged with westmalle

June 14, 2011 | What's Brewing

The Trials and Tribulations of Trappist Ale Distribution

By Tom Acitelli

Bierkraft in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn is the sort of place most beer lovers would step over their mothers to spend time—and money—in regularly....

November 19, 2010 | Brewstyles

Beer Made By God’s Hand

By Roger Protz

It’s every beer lover’s dream, to jump in the Time Machine, spin the dials and travel back to discover what iconic brews were really like centuries ago: the IPAs of Victorian England, the porters and stouts of 18th-century London, and, ...

May 1, 2004 | Learn Beer

Heaven on Earth

By Charles D. Cook

Beer, brewed by monks? The very concept might shock some people, especially in our alcohol-phobic society. But northern Europe has a long history of monastic brewing, stretching back as early as the seventh century AD....

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Mon May 21st, 2012 Fritz Bows Out

After nearly four decades of leading the craft brewing industry, Fritz Maytag of Anchor Brewery is stepping off the stage. Far from the end of an era, this sale of...

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