Articles tagged with: Beer 101
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Let’s say you wanted to plan a Road Trip for Beer in which you would visit each brewery in the United States, and for the sake of this exercise, at the pace of one brewery …
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We here at Road Trips for Beer fully support the craft beer movement. Certainly, if you are in a city that is home to one of the Big Two’s breweries (AB-InBev or MillerCoors), we encourage …
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We wanted to point our readers to this very cool graphic created by our friends at The Roaming Pint, the travel/beer blog run by RV nomads Brian and Maria who are making a point of …
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Every so often, a brewery or distributor is kind enough to send me a sample or two of their beers, or someone hands me one because they want to know what I think of it.
The …
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Wanted to share this cool graphic from FrugalDad.com.
I can’t testify to the accuracy, but it seems to match up with what I know, and it is well-sourced.
Source: FrugalDad.com
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The Weekend Beer Forecast publishes each Wednesday to alert beer road trippers about beer festivals and other brew-related events during the upcoming weekend.
Click on the links to learn more.
If you would like your event to …
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Walt Disney World touts itself as “The Most Magical Place on Earth.” Millions of visitors each year to the sprawling theme park and resort property in Central Florida means that a lot of folks believe …
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Sometimes a Road Trip for Beer means the beer comes to you.
Wisconsin-based Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company has announced that it will celebrate its 145th year with a summer-long family road trip.
With a customized Airstream trailer …
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Super Bowl means tailgating and, at least here at Road Trips for Beer, tailgating means some tasty local brews in the cooler. However, because Indianapolis hosts Super Bowl XLVI this year, fans partying pre-game outside …
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Story and photos by Tonya Vots, correspondent
While some may argue that the top beer news in Georgia for 2011 is the end of a statewide ban on Sunday alcohol sales, craft beer fans in the …
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If you love trying great beer – and really, that’s the whole point of taking a Road Trip for Beer, isn’t it? – it seems almost inevitable that sooner or later you’ll get the itch …
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I make no secret of my fondness for the Ohio craft beer scene and its breweries. I discovered the thriving scene during a trip to Cleveland in 2010, and returned earlier this year to attend …
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Every so often, a brewery or distributor is kind enough to send me a sample or two of their beers.
The problem is, the travel focus of Road Trips for Beer does not really encompass beer …
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The American Homebrewers Association has decreed that Saturday, November 5, 2011, is Learn to Homebrew Day. The first was in 1999.
I began homebrewing five-gallon batches earlier this year. So far I’ve been really lucky, considering …
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Wisconsin, to those of us who don’t live there, means cheese, the Packers and beer – and these days, the Milwaukee Brewers (the Major League Baseball team, not the actual brewers).
Self-professed “amateur beer snob and …
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The Brewers Association, the Boulder, Colorado-based craft beer advocacy group, provides a wealth of information about American Craft Beer Week, being celebrated this year from May 16 to 22.
The BA sent out an email Thursday …
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If you’re planning a road trip that includes a beer festival, there are a few things you should know first. Here are some basic guidelines and tips.
Buy tickets early. The most popular beer festivals sell …
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This guest post by Road Trips for Beer fan Maria Ranier offers a great recipe for steaks that you can prepare ahead of time and throw on a grill or stovetop when you reach …
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In the latest installment of our occasional Featured Brewer series, we interview Billy Broas, a homebrewer and the mind behind BillyBrew.com, a beer blog that is dedicated to “Exploring craft beer, homebrewing & beer culture.”
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Avast, me hearties! Amidst all this chatter about t’ Great American Grog Festival and t’ Oktoberfest in Munich, don’t forget that September 19 be International Talk Like a Pirate Day.
In honor o’ this momentous …
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Without craft beer, there would be little reason to take a road trip for beer in the U.S. The coast-to-coast presence of beer from giant brewers such as MillerCoors and Anheuser-Busch InBev allows their fans …
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May 1 was National Home Brew Day, celebrated each year on the first Saturday in May. It began with a congressional proclamation in 1988, and hundreds of home brewers of beer dsimultaneously participated in Big …
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If you don’t know the difference between a Pale Ale and an India Pale Ale, or if you think “bouquet” is something you give your wife when you’re in trouble, you might want to check …
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I just came across this article on the website for The Gillette News-Record in Gillette, Wyoming, about the town’s upcoming Rotary Wine and Microbrew Festival.
With about 13 vendors advertised, this certainly doesn’t rank with the …
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day!Whether you are Irish, only Irish for the day or hiding out from the shenanigans altogether, there’s one certainty: A lot of Guinness will be poured and enjoyed.
And if for some reason …
