Kept it local today in more ways than one. Knowing I’d be doing the regular Saturday evening beer tasting at… Read more »
Twelve Beers of Christmas 10: Otter Creek Winter Red Ale
Posts Tagged: Brattleboro
The Session #70: Don’t Believe the Hype
It may seem that in this over-stimulated world, you’re either trying to escape hype, or are suspected of producing it…. Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Geary’s London Porter
[July 30, 2023–David Geary died Wednesday at age 78, closing an early chapter in the U.S. craft brewing book–or micro-brewing,… Read more »
Beer FAQ
In the sudsy realm of my life, the question I hear most often, and quite often, is the impossible-to-answer, “What’s your favorite beer?” The second most frequently asked question I hear comes when I pull out some beer not hitherto known to the questioner, who asks in near-wonderment, “Where did you get that?” It’s as if I’d traveled to some distant locale and cut through jungle brush to bring this exotic beer back alive.
After the Floods, Beer Rises
[This piece first appeared, in somewhat different form, in the April 4, 2012 issue of The Commons, an independent non-profit… Read more »
The Yoga Oasis
In the year of his grieving, 2001, Scott Willis would hop in his car and just drive south from Brattleboro,… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week: Gubna Imperial IPA
Twenty-six new governors are taking up the reins of power this year [2011], and the excitement arrived here in Vermont… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week 40: V-12
When in Pennsylvania, drink Keystone State beers. My friend and MOTO Research Team member Prentiss Smith was afraid there wouldn’t… Read more »
TAP Beer of the Week 31: McNeill’s Firehouse Amber
True, I sometimes drink only one bottle of the TAP Beer of the Week in a week’s time, if that’s… Read more »
TAP Cider(s) of the Week 18: Woodchuck Draft Cider
Though hard ciders are processed more like wine than beer (apples being pressed to juice, then fermented and cold-filtered), they’re… Read more »
