by Nevin | Jun 30, 2021 | Beer History
White wine and cocktails are great during the summer but they most likely will ensure a nap if enjoyed in the daytime sun or with breakfast or lunch. This is where the Belgian Wit shines. What is a Belgian Wit? A Belgian Wit or “White Beer” is an...
by Nevin | Jun 9, 2021 | Beer History
We’re almost at the official start of summer and things are heating up! With all of the outdoor activities and long hangs by the pool come the need for a summer drink that quenches while it relaxes. The summer Shandy and Radler are the answer to how to take a...
by Nevin | May 12, 2021 | Beer History
For those that know of Barley Wine, you may be asking, why mention it in late spring? For others the question is no doubt, “What’s Barley Wine? Is that a wine made from barley? Gross.” Rest assured Barley Wine is not grape-less wine, and I will make...
by Nevin | Apr 26, 2021 | Beer History
Today in the beer world it seems the words “bourbon barrel-aged” are in front of every beer that’s not a lager or an IPA. Why are bourbon barrels being used, and what does it all mean for beer? Brief History Of Beer and Wooden Barrels Wooden barrels...
by Nevin | Apr 6, 2021 | Beer History
For most consumers the words; beer, ale, and lager all seem interchangeable. Some may make a connection between British pubs and ales, while others may notice that Germany and lagers are frequently mentioned together. But what exactly are ales and lagers? ...
by Nevin | Mar 20, 2021 | Beer History
Happy Orval Day! Today we celebrate the legendary Trappist Ale crafted by Orval. This unique Belgian Pale ale has a massive cult following around the world but what makes Orval so special? What makes Orval so special are its history and qualities. It has its own...
