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South of the Beer Door

Throughout South America, a craft brewing industry is developing in virtually every country. Inspired by the U.S. craft beer scene,

Grape and Grains

A business associate once told me that the world is pretty much segregated by what it drinks. He opined that

Grapes and Grains Tasting Notes

Cascade The Vine ’08: This ale changes slightly with each vintage. The Portland brewery starts with a Northwest-style sour ale

Beyond Brahma

Our image of Brazil is exotic, tropical, and utterly wild, but there is a good deal more to this huge

Craft Beers of the Pacific Northwest

In 1805, long before the debut of IFC’s hilarious sketch comedy show “Portlandia,” Captain William Clark wrote in his journal,

The End of an Era

In the little town of Leon Springs, TX, alongside a dry creek and nestled behind a grove of oak trees

Drink, Memory

As a children’s librarian, I read hundreds of picture books to kids every year. Once a month or so, I

with Jack McAuliffe

In 1976, an ex-Navy man named Jack McAuliffe founded America’s first modern microbrewery, New Albion Brewing Co. in Sonoma, CA.

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