The dozen brewpubs on U.S. military bases appear to be the only effort by the armed services of any country
No matter how dearly you love beer, or how far you’ll willing to travel for an obscure brew, there are
I’m hugging a bottle of Anchor Steam at RFD in Washington, DC, sister establishment to the famed Brickskeller, watching a
Originally brewed in Thuringia, a state in eastern Germany, these lager -style brews were known to be darker in color than their Munich counterparts. Often relatively full-bodied, rarely under 5 percent ABV, these beers classically feature a bitter chocolate, roasted malt note and a rounded character. Hop accents are generally low. This obscure style was picked up by Japanese brewers and is made in small quantities by all of Japan’s major brewers. Schwarz beers are not often attempted by U.S. craft brewers.
Aristotle observed, in his classic work Metaphysics, that “the whole is more than the sum of its parts.” He may
In spite of recent political turmoil, Washington, DC, remains a special place for Americans. It’s the host for our government,
I hear you started homebrewing in high school. Yeah, I did. My entire life changed my junior year in high
Back in the 1990s, I was hanging out with my brothers-in-law in Richmond. Richmond is a great place for a
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Wit beer is a style of flavored wheat. It is distinctly Belgian in origin and is still very closely associated with this lowland country. Wits employ a proportion of unmalted wheat in the mash, but also have flavor added in the form of Curaçao orange peel and coriander, among other ingredients. Their appearance is marked by a hazy white precipitate and these beers generally have some sedimentation. Typically, these are very refreshing summer thirst quenchers. Their popularity in the United States is growing, with some notable examples to be found.
