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- Strange brews
This summer, Portland saw the opening of two notable spots to sip our way towards an obesity-induced infarction.
- St-Ambroise ales
As American beer drinkers enjoy these bounteous days, it's worth remembering that there are excellent breweries from Canada that, due to their small size and subsequent inability to fund more expansive distribution, are unable to sell their wares in the states.
- Anheuser-Busch Demon’s Hop Yard IPA
When A-B, the world’s third-largest brewery, announced their “You Choose It, We’ll Brew It” campaign, in which New England beer drinkers were afforded the opportunity to vote on a craft beer that would reflect the region’s tastes, I was wary.
- The best of Oktoberfest
To hear it told, Munich’s Oktoberfest these days is a circus.
- Roadhouse Craft Beer & BBQ
So, about the long-awaited Roadhouse Craft Beer & BBQ, sister restaurant to the popular Publick House, which has finally been rebuilt, licensed, and is now open.
- The Publick House
The true focus here is the far frontiers of craft brewing, especially the many styles of Belgian ales.
- Samuel Adams Imperial Series
What makes a beer "big"? Well, it depends what year you're drinking it.
- Schmaltz Coney Island Lagers
The latest offerings from New York’s Schmaltz Brewing Co. celebrate — as Elvis Costello once put it — the “other side of summer.”
- Readers' pick: Coffee shop
Good coffee shops become more than just the spot you duck into, bleary-eyed and cranky, for a caffeine blast on your way to work.
- Screw yourself
The best screw-cap wines announce their intensions immediately: drink me now, with no fanfare or pretension. Here we present some choices.
- A cure for all ills
Gin has a massive public-relations problem, one that is centuries old and showing no signs of waning.
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