TAP Beer of the Week: Allagash Black
[March 1, 2010] I’m going to fill up a figurative 12-pack in the three months to come, spotlighting a few… Read more »
Golf
Iceland Golf: Have You Driven A Fjord Lately?
June 17 is not particularly better known in these parts as Iceland Independence Day, but that shouldn’t stop us from… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Southern Tier Imperial Choklat Stout
[Feb. 22, 2010] I should have cracked this one open last week for Valentine’s Day to go along with the… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week 7: Sierra Nevada Glissade
[Update: Glissade is, sadly, no longer being brewed. It has been replaced by Ruthless Rye.] Back to Sierra Nevada already?… Read more »
My Breakfast With the President
Obama has multiple reasons to point Air Force One toward Ireland. Anyone who has heard the Corrigan Brothers song, “There’s No One as Irish as Barack O’Bama” (or seen it performed on YouTube), knows the President’s great great great grandfather was born in the Irish village of Moneygall.
TAP Beer of the Week 6: Pinkus Organic Ur Pils
The Pinkus-Müller Brewery, founded in 1816, is the only one of 150 breweries left in Munster, still family-run to the sixth generation. It was the first to go all-organic, beginning in 1980, and is one of the few with a female brewmaster, Barbara Müller, at the helm.
TAP Beer(s) of the Week: Lagunitas Pils and IPA
I’d heard a lot about Lagunitas, particularly its creative label writing and imaginative seasonal offerings and one-offs, such as the plan to release beers commemorating the 40th anniversaries of each album release by Frank Zappa.
Love That Tiger
What happens after some joker lets loose the first bellow of the old, “Get in the hole!”?
TAP Beer of the Week 4: Chang
Think Thai beer, and my one and only thought once turned to Singha, a sturdy pale lager produced by the… Read more »
Tempest in a Brewpot
To mark Rock Art’s tenth year with a special brew, Nadeau came up with Vermonster, named after the mythical creature with one set of legs longer than the other, thereby enabling it to walk level in Vermont’s hills.
