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Misadventures in Labeling

Getting a beer label to market is an intricate dance fraught with more missteps than the brewing of the beer

Drink a Beer and Save the Earth

How green is your beer? We’re not talking about that St. Patrick’s Day brew you swilled back in March at

You Had to Be There

When it comes down to it, I’m really a draft guy. I like being at the spot when a rare

Five British Craft Lagers

Meantime Helles, 4.4% Honeyed lemon nose; crisp, full-bodied mouth feel with delicate lemony notes, dry grainy finish. Freedom Pilsner, 5%

Follow the Music Festivals

Telluride Blues & Brews Sept 17-19, www.tellurideblues.com All Friday and Sunday, fest-goers get down to top-notch blues artists such as

Follow the Music

When I think about artists and their expressions,” said Tomme Arthur from Port/Lost Abbey Brewing, “I am reminded that art

Pilsner

The term “pilsner” is attached to many pale lagers worldwide, some of which are worthy imitators of the Bohemian original

Three to Try

Classic American Pilsner 5 gallons, OG 1.055 ½ # carapils 2.5 # yellow corn grits 5 # American 2-row malt

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