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Maxim Brewery
To brew the best beers possible requires the best brewery equipment available. Our 20 barrel brewery equipment was previously at the Canongate Brewery on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh’s historic Old Town. This was Scottish & Newcastle’s pilot brew house and as you would expect, was built to a very high specification. Indeed, it remains probably the best equipment of its size anywhere in the UK today. Our flexible Brewery with its special Lautering system allows us to brew between 3,000 and 17,000 pints per day and importantly ensures that we can maintain the highest quality and guarantee a regular supply of cask, keg and bottled beers to the drinkers…
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The Great Lost Bear
Since 1979 the GREAT LOST BEAR has become a Portland institution. A family restaurant and an American Craft Beer Destination.
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Kinnegar Brewing Ltd
Our brewery is named after the beach near its birthplace in Rathmullan, Co. Donegal. We make a range of unfiltered, naturally carbonated beers in a range of styles. In spring 2017 Kinnegar moved to K2, a new state-of-the-art facility in Letterkenny.
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Microbreweries, Nanobreweries, and Brewpubs: Histories of 241 American Craft Beer Companies
In the mid-1980s, the American beer market offered far fewer options than what is available today. When microbreweries began to come onto the scene, distributors and retailers were skeptical of their new beers and did not believe that these new American brews would be able to compete with imports. Newer, smaller brewers also had to overcome antiquated laws and strong consumer brand loyalty to major domestic beers. After years of struggles, microbrewers established a foothold in the American beer market, popularized new and previously underappreciated styles, and set the stage for a massive proliferation of nanobreweries across the country. This book takes a look at these microbreweries--prime examples of American…
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Overtone Brewing Co.
Overtone produce hop-forward craft beers with an emphasis on quality and waves of flavour.
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Can It You Ninny
There seems to be a move afoot inside the craft beer world to start to showcase craft offerings in cans. Canningbeercan beers is not new, but up until the last few years it was really only the domain of the macro outfits. Now, with “Can in a van” and the move among some larger craft brewers to install canning lines, are we seeing a shift to craft brewer needing a can offering to stay competitive? What do you think of the explosion of can offerings? Choose the option that best reflects you feeling towards can offerings. (please let us know if we should add any more options)
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Interview with a Homebrewer – Lock, Comstock & Barrels
Name(s): Robby and Shae Comstock Day Job(s): QA Engineer and Digital Sales When did you start homebrewing? Robby got started homebrewing in 2007 and Shae has just got into homebrewing. What got you into homebrewing? A person? An unfulfilled interest? Sheer boredom? Robby got into homebrewing when his ex-wife bought him a home brewing kit for Christmas. Do you belong to a homebrew club? What is it? We run Peak Brew Crew here in Colorado Springs, CO. Where do you brew? Inside/outside? We started brewing in the kitchen, moved to the garage when we upgraded to 10 gallon all grain batches and we are now brewing in our basement. Where…
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Beer Ladies Podcast
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Western Herd Brewing Company
Brewing beer the way nature intended using fresh spring water on a tranquil hilltop farm on the west coast of Ireland. Our beers embody the charm and beauty of our unique location.
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Loose Rail Brewing
We are a micro brewery based in the Historic District of Canal Winchester, Ohio. We stand by our craft and our beer. We strive to make our rustic brews with quality ingredients to make a more palatable beer for the people. We hope you enjoy, CHEERS!
