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What is Rauchbier? 9 Mind-Blowing Smoked Beers to Try Now - Vimarsana News

What is Rauchbier? 9 Mind-Blowing Smoked Beers to Try Now

Rauchbier is a German-style lager brewed with smoked malts. From sweet to savory, here are nine flavorful smoked beers to try!

Lucky Hare new release -- Wild Hare Kriek - Vimarsana News

Lucky Hare new release -- Wild Hare Kriek

Lucky Hare Brewing is introducing a new series of brews, Wild Hare, with the first variety – Wild Hare Kriek – officially available Friday, Jan. 14.

Holiday brewsletter: Woodgrain Brewing Co. releases the Argus 'Liter' - Vimarsana News

Holiday brewsletter: Woodgrain Brewing Co. releases the Argus 'Liter'

Brewsletter Holiday Edition: Argus 'Liter' is the brambleberry pie sour you need, and the Red Room is the doughnut delight of vanilla bean dreams.

Brews News: Beer beats ties for dad - Vimarsana News

Brews News: Beer beats ties for dad

Article content Good child or bad child? As father’s day rolls around, the test is nigh. The History Channel says father’s day was invented more than 100 years ago in the United States by the daughter of a Civil War soldier from Arkansas who joined both the Confederate and Union armies. We’re thinking a guy like William Jackson Smart, a twice-widowed father of 14 who switched sides to become a Yankee wagon driver instead of riding out the war in a prison camp probably could’ve used a beer. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser.

Now Beer This: Barrels and Beer - Chapelboro.com - Vimarsana News

Now Beer This: Barrels and Beer - Chapelboro.com

Now Beer This: Barrels and Beer In the past decade or so there’s been an explosion of barrel-aged beers on the market. Just like pretty much everything else, this is nothing new; think there were aluminum kegs back in dynastic Egypt or even Henry VIII’s time? Barrels were the primary storage vessel for beer for the vast majority of its history and have only recently become a thing again with commercial breweries. So you might wonder why the heck we’d go back to wood and I’m so glad you ask. First, let’s not talk about wood. Beer made in a commercial setting is almost exclusively m...