This is a guest post by Denae Schwab. BS Brewing Winterfest Party I always look forward to trying a new brewery, whether it is in another state, country, or even just a few miles outside of Austin. So venturing into BS brewery for the first time on December 6 was exciting. In the small, quaint town of Seguin is BS Brewery. In my opinion, every small town needs a local brewery instead of their […]
Brewery Daytrip: BS Brewing in Seguin, TX Read More »
This guest post is by Michael Farrell. Market Crash Wednesday’s At Brew Exchange (@72Beers) “Buy Low, Sell High… Or Just Drink Up…” A concept the Brew Exchange has manifolded for the beer enthusiast. Depending on the category or your style of beer, supply and demand will determine if you stick to the same flavor of beer or maybe try something new. The more demand the higher the price. So while everyone’s sipping on the new
Market Crash Wednesday’s At Brew Exchange Read More »
This is a guest post by Andrew Schwab. TABC Label & Brewery Approvals Oct 07 2014: On most weeks, TABC releases what labels have been approved for sale in Texas. Every beer that is sold in Texas has to go through this process before you can see it on store shelves. It is a way to see what will be coming into the Texas market before it shows up at your local bottle shop. The
TABC Label & Brewery Approvals Oct 07 2014 Read More »
This guest post is by Nick LeClair. Looking for Beer Delivery in Austin? Upset Favor won’t deliver beer? BrewDrop to the rescue! I’d imagine it would be a safe bet that if you’re reading this article you have a love for beer. However, strong that love may be, it’s probably an equally safe bet that there was at least one time when you found yourself out of beer and had to choose between rekindling that
Beer Delivery in Austin – BrewDrop Read More »
This guest post is by Michael Farrell. The best part of home brewing beer is sharing it with friends. Let me tell you how I got started with home brewing. I purchased my first homebrew kit in 1993. Five years later I moved out of the college which I was attending (University of Texas), but my homebrew kit did not make the move with me, it ended up in the dumpster bin. I realized that the
The Best Part Of Home Brewing Beer Is Sharing Read More »
If you are new to craft beer, one thing you’ll notice right away is the sense of community. For those of us who grew up with the corporate beer culture, you know hot babes, beer bongs, 6er of the good stuff (which was new castle or heineken) and a case of the nasties. Those days of drinking until you can’t feel your limbs or waking up in a neighbors lawn or getting thrown out of
New to the Craft Beer Community Read More »
One of the first things I noticed when started to drink real beer instead of sports advertised, super cold, tasteless, trouble fuel that so many of us grew up on, was the color. There’s a natural tendency to make assumptions about what the taste, and alcohol content is of a darker beer. I am here to tell you, this is utter hogwash. Corporate Beer, which you been drinking for years has trained you to believe
Don’t Judge a Beer by its Color Read More »
Hi there fellow Austinites, this is Josh from over at The Austin Entrepreneur. I originally started writing about the Texas, and more specifically, the Austin beer scene because of its relative newcomer status in the word of American craft beers. There’s something to be said of the community spirit and do-it-yourself attitude that the brewers, bar owners, and fans seem to share. Before I moved here from the UK, I couldn’t even fathom dropping fifteen
Texas New Brewery Profile: Revolver Brewing Read More »
