Archive for the 'American style' Category

Pelican Goes Belgian

Saturday, April 14th, 2007

Darron Welch of the Pelican Brewery and Pub in Oregon has begun a blog to chronicle his adventures in brewing Belgian-style beers, beginning with his new Saison du Pelican using Wyeast 3726 (sourced from Brasserie de Blaugies).
He plans to begin (next post) with observations about our fermentations and overall yeast performance with the Wyeast 3463 […]

Pelican, Midnight Sun brew Conspiracy

Tuesday, March 20th, 2007

The Pelican Pub & Brewery in Oregon and Midnight Sun Brewing in Alaska have collaborated to brew a beer they call Conspiracy. The press release:
Conspiracy is a collaboration brew between Midnight Sun Brewing and Pelican Pub & Brewery. During a trip to Alaska for the Great Alaskan Beer & Barley Wine Fest, Ben Love […]

Brooklyn Local 1

Monday, March 19th, 2007

It took more than a year of planning and testing but Brooklyn Brewery has begun distributing the first beer packaged using its new bottling line and warm room.
Other Brooklyn beers sold in bottles are brewed at F.X. Matt in upstate Utica, while the beer brewed in Brooklyn previously was available only on tap. So rolling […]

Zot joins Philadelphia Belgian crowd

Tuesday, February 13th, 2007

Does Philadelphia, of all places, need another spot with a strong focus on Belgian beer?
Well, it’s getting one. The Beeryard reports Zot has opened at 122 Lombard St.
Among the first beers it stocked was Brugse Zot.

Ommegang adds director of production

Monday, January 22nd, 2007

Brewery Ommegang has hired Philip Leinhart as director of production. Leinhart is responsible for oversight on all aspects of brewing and bottling. He manages all daily operations in both brewing and packaging. Brewmaster Randy Thiel continues to develop new beers, oversee quality control, and manage Brewery Ommegang’s ongoing expansion project.
Leinhart’s brewing experience includes managing brewing […]