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Austin taco chain's $400M investment is most-read food story of 2020 Torchy's scorched to the top of our most popular restaurant and bar stories. Editor's note: Austin's hospitality scene was dealt an impossible blow this year, leading to the heartbreaking loss of dozens of restaurants, bars, clubs, and cafes. In pulling together our 10 most-read bar and restaurant stories, an interesting trend emerged. Unlike past years, when closure stories dominated the year-end most popular story list, in 2020, we largely wanted good news. Our 10 most popular stories of the year ranged from local brands ...

Article content If ABV, OG, IBU, and SRM don’t sound like Greek to you, we’ve got a 20-question quiz you’re sure to ace. Here’s to you, beer code talkers and trivia buffs. 1. What big beer maker bought a bunch of craft beer and put them in sample 2-4 cases? a. This was an April Fool’s joke to lighten the mood during the pandemic b. Molson distributed Make it Canadian cases to highlight beers born and brewed in Canada c. Kind of true, but all the beers were pale ales, cream ales, and lagers d. No independent craft brewers would co-operate.

Article content If ABV, OG, IBU, and SRM don’t sound like Greek to you, we’ve got a 20-question quiz you’re sure to ace. Here’s to you, beer code talkers and trivia buffs. 1. What big beer maker bought a bunch of craft beer and put them in sample 2-4 cases? a. This was an April Fool’s joke to lighten the mood during the pandemic b. Molson distributed Make it Canadian cases to highlight beers born and brewed in Canada c. Kind of true, but all the beers were pale ales, cream ales, and lagers d. No independent craft brewers would co-operate.

Close This 1987 file photo shows an aerial view of Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California, site of Super Bowl XXII. Now the stadium is coming to an unceremonious end, leaving generations of fans feeling melancholy because, due to the coronavirus pandemic, they didn't get to say a proper goodbye to the place where they tailgated with gusto in the massive parking lot before cheering on the Chargers, Padres and Aztecs, or watched myriad other events and concerts.  AP Photo By BERNIE WILSON AP Sports Writer Dec 23, 2020

Author of the article: Wayne Newton  •  Special to Postmedia News Publishing date: Dec 11, 2020  •  December 11, 2020  •  3 minute read  •  A back-to-the-roots beer project in London has yielded a malty traditional helles. It was brewed as a dual-branded collaboration between 4est Brewing and Toboggan with a portion of the proceeds being redirected to Reforest London. It's available at Toboggan. BARBARA TAYLOR/LONDON FREE PRESS Article content What do trees have to do with beer? True, there’ll be lots of tasty craft brews under trees this Christmas, but for a pair of b...