Local beers to watch for in March in Madison and beyond
Here’s what’s happening in local craft brews this month: bocks, barleywines, imperial stouts, smooth lagers and an NA debut.
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Here’s what’s happening in local craft brews this month: bocks, barleywines, imperial stouts, smooth lagers and an NA debut.
Oktoberfests from Lake Louie and Karben4 lead the list of local favorites of this time-honored fall style.
These local brewers have teamed up with artists to bring you community-focused beers with labels you can wrap your hands around.
Your guide to gluten-free options in Madison Gluten-free friends, stop compromising and fill your bellies at these spots. January 21, 2021 8:55 AM Sam Jones Updated: Poke bowls from Miko Poke In traveling the world and working in the restaurant business for more than 10 years, chef Meagan Lombaer of Surya Cafe has seen a thing or two. Quite a few of them include watching her fellow chefs rely on processed ingredients in order to make tasty meals — a challenge experience for the whole foods enthusiast. “I just saw so much butter, so much fat and way too large ...
Bright idea Robin Shepard Brewmaster Trevor Easton is collecting feedback on his pilot beers through a QR code on the label. The pandemic seems to have increased interest in gluten-free beers, says Alt Brew owner and brewmaster Trevor Easton. This might not seem self-evident, but Easton credits the rise in interest to more people doing more cooking at home. Takeout sales at the brewery are delivered curbside; Easton tries to meet as many of those customers as he can. More than a few have told him that theyâve turned to gluten-free products, including beer, during the course of the pandem...