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cathay pacific's discover magazine discovers the craft beer scene in vancouver new belgium's kim jordan is one of the most innovative women in food and drink says forbes mirella amato's cask conundrum the world's 25 strangest drinking habits all in a handy infographic to save you from international incident-sized blunders canucks revamp stadium with good eats and craft beer? they keep saying there'll be craft beer, but no announcements yet that it is happening hockey season approacheth hot beer scene in new mexico stealing beer money just ain't right

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craftbeer.com's guide to deciphering beer styles huffpost on tasting lounges in vancouver brewdog on defining craft beer in the uk porter vs stout ten awesome american craft breweries big rock brewing returns to its roots sierra nevada on drying hops

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tasting beer - decoded by craftbeer.com's julia hertz the new go-to glass for hop-forward beers ? dogfish head and sierra nevada think their collaboration glass is it and they think you should try their collaboration beer in the new glassware (called rhizing bines - so witty!) building with beer bottles is nothing new but this glass building looks like its made of concrete (i think beer bottle stained glass windows would make a great addition to the architecture) and another green story, from the huffington post alaskan brewing uses their spent grain to power their brewing budweiser - corona merger nixed because of craft beer? huffington post reports evidence that the big boys are scared of the crafty boys

oy vey

oy to the vey with the super long work days! it is very much interfering with my ability to blog and that is a very sad thing, for me anyway! on the coast last evening was very good times if you missed it (and why would you go and do that??) check back here for a link so you can relive every last glorious moment of my brilliance in the meantime, enjoy this little tidbit beer will survive a nuclear halocaust so i guess this means that we need to hope the end of the world comes via nuclear bombs instead of zombies or the four horsemen of the apocalypse and the 10 best beer gardens in the world , according to the huffington post which list includes our very own yaletown brewpub

stadium beer

oh, if only the stadiums in vancouver would catch on to the craft beer wave! i know you can get stanley park amber at rogers arena but there's pretty much only bud, bud or bud at b.c. place why??? if you want me to pay $8 or more for a beer, it had better be a good one huffington post on american baseball stadiums serving craft beer

good people

apropos of nothing, i think this is a damned fine huffington post article and everyone should read it ignore the heterosexism and sexism and relationship bias and you've got yourself a great check-list for the important people in your life i am going to print it out and post it and cheers it when i'm in my kitchen grabbing another beer (that last line made this post beer-related - nice one eh?)

st. patrick's day

more from the huffington post on the subject of st. patrick's day: the top ten beers consumed on paddy's day six beer recipes for you to cook on paddy's day

119 seconds

the huffington post provides a how-to on the proper pour of a guinness with bonus chocolate guinness cake recipe! 119 seconds people - that's how long the pour should take yup, two minutes, so don't go getting all impatient!

beer bed

could this be the next fad in beer? using your empties to make a flourescent green bed frame

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lots of beer articles in the huffington post of late: organic hops revolution four hops you should get to know dogfish head and google collaboration beer and another take on the collaboration beer  from laughing squid

pumpkin beers

feel that nip in the air? means fall is on its way in good-bye summer, hello pumpkin beers ! want to know which ones to try?  huffington post has some suggestions for you

chick beer

when will it end? when will stupid marketing folks finally wise up and stop being condescending? well, okay, that will never happen but hopefully they'll figure out sooner rather than later that women already like beer just the way it is we don't need special beers made for us especially when they're "light" or pink or otherwise ruined you want more women to drink your beer? change your current advertising practices away from misogynistic ones have more food and beer pairing dinners and tastings hire a female sales rep yes folks, it really would be just that easy! anyway, my diatribe this morning is brought to you by chick beer everything that's wrong about the approach to tapping the vast market of women thanks huffington post for hating them as much as i do!

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and more beery goodness from the huffington post tgi fridays wantonly beerifies their menu ressurecting ancient brews , like midas touch the world's sourest beers

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the huffington post on beer: 10 craft beers you should try right now too many belgians on this list for me to get all the way through it but i gots to agree with having the stone sublimely self-righteous american black ale!! top 50 beers in america are your favourites on the list? pliny the elder is there!  its number one! (and much further down are ska's modus hoperandi and green flash's west coast ipa!!) from zymurgy magazine - american homebrewer's association

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the huffington post weighs in on why beer is getting more expensive

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for pike's summer release, the dry wit, click here for deschutes brewing's newsletter and facebook page information, click here for the huffington post article about brewing royal virility beer, click here for the flying dog newsletter, click here

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for the april/may deschutes newsletter, click here especially exciting for me is the return of hop in the dark! HOP IN THE DARK Available late May-September Are you afraid of the dark? It appears not. In 2010, Draft Magazine and Wine Enthusiast Magazine called Hop in the Dark one of the top 25 beers of the year! This ominous looking liquid combines Northwest hops with roasted malts to create a black tinted India Pale Ale type beer. Its aromas come from Cascade, Amarillo, Citra, and Centennial hops that float over a gentle undercurrent of velvet malt complexities. Take the plunge - a hop, if you will - into this delectable Dark Cascadian Ale. Available in 22 oz bottles or on draft wherever Deschutes beer is sold. 6.5% Alc. by Vol. / 75 IBUs for the moylan's newsletter, click here for the rogue phillips pairing dinner, click here for the huffington post article about flying dog's raging bitch ipa, click here

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to find out what the ten things you do better drunk are, click here and for guinness recipes, click here

bitter brews

america's bitterest brews aka ipas for the huffington post article, click here seems a rather appropriate article for me to post on this the first day of lent aka day one of my 40 day odyssey without chocolate! (or ice cream or potato chips either) bring on the bitter beers to get me through!

drunkest countries in the world

oh huffington post, you always write about the most interesting things! click here for the article about the drunkest countries in the world - the US didn't even crack the top 25...