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Houston's newest brewery launches near downtown with specialty beers - Vimarsana News

Houston's newest brewery launches near downtown with specialty beers

Despite turbulence in Houston's craft beer scene, people continue to see opportunities in serving Houstonians an expertly crafted IPA. Towards that end,

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Chophouse not opening, up for lease; Camp Taco is open with big brew menu - Vimarsana News

RESTAURANT TRANSITIONS: Chophouse not opening, up for lease; Camp Taco is open with big brew menu

We reported that Bone's Chophouse was changing its name to JB ChopHouse at both locations, the original at 3920 Central Ave., Hot Springs, and the restaurant that moved into the former location of Arthur's, 27 Rahling Circle, Little Rock, after Arthur's moved into a former auto dealership on Chenal Parkway.

How Virtual 'Hell Nights' – And A Lot of Cans – Are Helping Massachusetts Breweries Survive This Brutal Winter - Vimarsana News

How Virtual 'Hell Nights' – And A Lot of Cans – Are Helping Massachusetts Breweries Survive This Brutal Winter

Joel Macleod submerges a case of empty cans into sanitizing solution before filling them with beer at Brato. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) March is finally here, but Massachusetts craft brewers are still struggling to reach the end of this long, cruel, pandemic winter. We reached out to a few brewpubs, tap rooms and breweries to find out how creativity, community and a getting a lot more beer into cans is helping them survive. Mobile canners State 64 cans Brato Brewhouse’s N. Beacon Light Helles Lager in a tight space inside the brewery. (Jesse Costa/WBUR) Our first stop was Brato Brewhouse and Kitche...

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