Archive for the 'Beer' Category

Miller gets U.S. import rights to Grolsch

Posted by James on May 16th, 2008 filed in Beer, Business, News

In a move to bolster their euro-beer portfolio, Miller has acquired rights to import Grolsch to the states from Anheuser-Busch. While I’m sure that this wont affect the Grolsch formula in any way, it may improve upon the marketing of Grolsch in the states.
The deal should be complete by August 1st.
“We are pleased to acquire [...]

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Labatt Blue Has THE BEST Beer Commercials Ever!

Posted by James on February 29th, 2008 filed in Awesome, Beer, Canada

Its Friday and that means its time to relax with a nice beer. But I’m at work and I cant drink until I get home. So lets watch some of my favorite beer commercials. These are all for Labatt Blue because I love it and that’s what I’m going to be drinking tonight.
This first one [...]

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The Benefits of Beer

Posted by James on February 22nd, 2008 filed in Beer

Beer improves metabolism, and many doctors consider that it is better to drink beer often (may be every day), but with moderate portions (100-200 ml), than rare but with huge portions.
1. Beer strengthens cordial muscle.
There are lots of potassium, magnesium, phosphorus in beer and it is excellent prophylaxis of myocardial infarction (heart attack), hypertension [...]

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Microbrews Run Dry On Hops, Sam Adams Offers Tons To Help

Posted by James on February 18th, 2008 filed in Beer, News

The Boston Beer Company has decided to open their supply of hops to small brewers across the US due to a major shortage in supply. This just goes to show that they not only care about making their own beer, but that they respect the small time brewer. Respect ++.
“For a couple of months now, [...]

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The Drunkist MVP: Tina "Beer" Williams

Posted by James on February 7th, 2008 filed in Alcoholics, Beer, The Drunkist MVP

This months Drunkist MVP goes to Tina “Beer” Williams. This fine upstanding lady was pulled over and had a case of Busch (Eww) seat-belted in the back, next to a 16 month old girl who was not strapped in.
When arrested the cops also found a few pipes which were apparently used for “smoking drugs”. [...]

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Awesome Beer of the Day: Rogue Dead Guy Ale

Posted by James on February 7th, 2008 filed in Awesome, Beer, Goblets

Created to honor and celebrate the Mayan Day of the Dead (which is November 1st btw) Rogue Dead Guy Ale is my favorite beer ever. Brewed by Rogue in Newport, Oregon; Dead Guy Ale is deliciously dark and hoppy but not too thick. If I had to compare it to something more main-stream I would [...]

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Allagash White, or: Why on Earth do people drink Blue Moon?

Posted by George's Clam on January 28th, 2008 filed in Beer

Wheat beer has gotten pretty popular here in the states. I have never been the biggest fan of wheat beer because the majority of wheats offered by American macrobreweries are complete fucking garbage. The worst offender of this category is Blue Moon, brewed by the morons at Coors. Blue Moon tastes like hot dog water. [...]

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Check out what I ordered: Beer Bottle Goblets

Posted by James on January 24th, 2008 filed in Awesome, Beer, Goblets

Check out these awesome goblets fashioned out of old beer bottles. They come in packs of two goblets made from recycled Grolsch, Sol, or Corona bottles. Personally, I love the style of the Grolsch bottle to begin with, so I ordered a set of those. Ill let you know how I like them once [...]

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Heineken: Can it really be considered a premium beer?

Posted by James on January 22nd, 2008 filed in Beer, Rant

Now don’t get me wrong, I love Heineken. Its one my favorite binge beers. I can knock down a 12 pack of them with no problem. But why is it so damn expensive? I know it’s an import and that makes it a “premium” beer, but is it really worth what I pay for [...]

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Orval Trappist Ale - What God drinks.

Posted by George's Clam on January 21st, 2008 filed in Beer

There are only six breweries in the world that are allowed to carry the seal that reads “Authentic Trappist Product,” all of which are located at monasteries in Belgium. Of the six, only two are “widely” exported to the United States, Chimay and Orval. On my weekly trip to Binny’s this Friday night, I got [...]

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