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Vote for Missoula as best beer city

Voting is currently under way for the title of BeerCity USA 2012 and Missoula is again one of 31 cities in the running. Notorious beer city Asheville, N.C., has won three times and is probably the favorite again this time around, unless thirsty Missoulians see fit to do something about that. The poll ends May [...]

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This is how robots pour beer in Tokyo

A family friend and lover of beer sent this video to my dad the other day. It’s from the United club at the Tokyo airport in Japan. Judging by the looks of it, and what I know about Japanese beer, it’s probably either Sapporo, Asahi or Kirin. The separate tube for foam is a little [...]

Sunday breakfast beer: Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout

It’s Sunday morning, so it’s as good a time as any for a breakfast beer. I picked up this Lagunitas Cappuccino Stout at one of my favorite places to buy beer, Pattee Creek Market. For me, coffee is second only to beer, so I was pretty excited by the prospects of this stout. Unfortunately, this one [...]

Beerjobber.com ships beer directly from breweries, just not to Montana

With so many breweries sprouting up all across America, it’d be nice to buy beer that you normally can’t find at your local market. That’s where a relatively new service hopes to fill a void. Beerjobber.com works with breweries and connects them with beer lovers. Users of the service can place orders from specific breweries [...]

Yes, Frank Thomas has his own craft beer

I grew up outside of Chicago and even after living in Montana for more than 15 years I’m still a White Sox fan. So when I saw that Frank Thomas has his own craft beer I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to post something about it. Unfortunately, after seeing some reviews for Big Hurt Beer, [...]

Pangaea by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

Popped open a bottle of Dogfish Head’s Pangaea the other day, which I bought last March in Arizona. The idea behind it was to make a beer that contains ingredients from every continent: crystallized ginger from Australia, water from Antarctica, basmati rice from Asia, muscavado sugar from Africa, European yeast and North American maize. Here’s [...]

Video: Denver’s Beer Culture

If you’re heading to Denver anytime soon, or just want another reason to go, check out this promotional video about the fine craft brewers in the Mile High City via craftbeer.com. I’ll be heading there in a few months, and this video is making me thirsty. – Matt Pritchard

Tips to be safe on New Year’s Eve, feel better New Year’s Day

Drinking beer is fun. Feeling terrible after drinking too much on New Year’s Eve isn’t. Lifehacker.com has a guide that puts hangover cures and myths to the test, basically what works and what doesn’t. The bottom line to the article is: eat and drink water, lots of water. Sounds like common sense, but how many times [...]

Colorado brewery creates Tebow-inspired barley wine

Bonfire Brewing out of Eagle, Colo., has jumped on the Tim Tebow bandwagon with its “Tebrew” barley wine. The logo features “a man crouching as if in prayer but holding up a mug of beer, with the tagline ‘The Sunday Sipper.’ ” Is there anything Tebow can’t do? No. Here’s the story via the Associated [...]

Most memorable beers of 2011

A few weeks ago, I asked readers to share their most memorable beers of 2011. Here’s a selection of what you said: Sean Essen – Had to be Southern Tier’s Creme Brulee Stout, ridiculous stuff, dessert in a glass. … Actually, scratch that – ’96 Sam Adams Triple Bock. Andy Baker – About three weeks [...]