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Fall beers in northwest Ohio - Vimarsana News

Fall beers in northwest Ohio

A list of northwest Ohio craft beers you'll "fall" in love with during the autumn season including Maumee Bay Brewing, Earnest Brew Works, Twin Oast and more...

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Award-Winning Hudson Valley Brewery's Taproom is Still Closed - Vimarsana News

Award-Winning Hudson Valley Brewery's Taproom is Still Closed

Don't plan your weekend around this brewery, it's still closed to the public. One of my favorite things about the Hudson Valley is the abundance of breweries. And not just mediocre breweries, award-winning breweries. From the tip of the Hudson Valley to the very bottom, it's easy to find great locally made beer. One of the best in the Hudson Valley is located in Hudson. Suarez Family Brewing is on Route 9 in Hudson and has won countless awards. If you're like me and want to check out their taproom, you're going to have to change plans. According to their website, the taproom at Suarez Family ...

Dark beer growth on premise set to soar - Vimarsana News

Dark beer growth on premise set to soar

Double digit growth is predicted this year, as consumers search for warmer notes, darker colours and deep aroma and flavour in winter.

Longford drinks businesses pivot and tap into new opportunities - Vimarsana News

Longford drinks businesses pivot and tap into new opportunities

St Mel’s Brewing & Lough Ree Distillery: Competition launched to thank customers for their support

Tap Lines: Surprise, brown ales don't have to be boring - Portland Press Herald - Vimarsana News

Tap Lines: Surprise, brown ales don't have to be boring - Portland Press Herald

Tap Lines: Surprise, brown ales don’t have to be boring Photo by Lucy Henson One of my favorite things about drinking beer is being surprised. Often those surprises come when brewers re-interpret historical styles, riding a line between tradition and the creation of something entirely new. In recent years, I’ve been particularly struck by adaptations of old British styles by breweries known for their aggressively hopped IPAs. I think of Old Man, an Extra Special Bitter from Massachusetts’s Tree House. Or Quid, an English Bitter, a recent one-off collaboration between Goodfire and Oxbow....