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Heavily Hopped Brown Ales : brown ale - Vimarsana News

Heavily Hopped Brown Ales : brown ale

Brown ale - Epic Brewing Company, a Salt Lake City, Utah-based operation that has specialized in brewing craft beers of high alcohol percentage and the highest...

Canadian luxury scenic train line debuts its first U.S. route - Vimarsana News

Canadian luxury scenic train line debuts its first U.S. route

One of Western Canada's most-decorated luxury scenic train lines, the Rocky Mountaineer, has launched its first U.S. route on August 15 through its namesake mountain range, running two-day, one-night trips back and forth between Denver, Colo., and Moab, Utah.

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Canadian luxury scenic train line debuts its first US route - Vimarsana News

Canadian luxury scenic train line debuts its first US route

The United States' railroad system is getting a boost from its northern neighbor.

Coffee Beer: It's All About Balance - Vimarsana News

Coffee Beer: It's All About Balance

  “My stance is that both coffee and beer are nuanced beverages, and I see no reason not to carefully and intentionally combine them.” The process of adding coffee to a brew can be a complex concoction, though these breweries share a few of the same traits to their infusions. SaltFire keeps it simple, adding the beans post-fermentation and steeping for 24–48 hours or until the flavor is where they want it. “We use Blue Copper beans, but other than that, we don’t use coffee in any unusual or novel ways—just straightforward over here,” Head Brewer Mike Dymowski says. Leonard ...

Street art, graffiti linger from George Floyd protests in Denver - Denverite, the Denver site! - Vimarsana News

Street art, graffiti linger from George Floyd protests in Denver - Denverite, the Denver site!

Denverite, the Denver site! Protests over racial inequity changed Denver. A year later, street art, fences and boarded up buildings remain. Boarded up windows and construction fencing around city landmarks are a familiar sight. So are signs in windows and on lawns reminding neighbors and passersby every day that Black Lives Matter. A "Black Lives Matter Blvd" sign posted above Broadway near the State Capitol. May 27, 2021. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Boarded up windows and construction fencing around city landmarks downtown are a familiar sight. So...