This batch of malted goodness mixed up by our merry band of beer-guzzling connoisseurs will leave you with a satisfying experience and no hoppy aftertaste. The hope is we help you identify what you like and avoid what you don't while we do a little sampling, researching, laughing, and art critiquing. That's right, beer art. It's a thing. So while you're out jogging or flying or heading to work, give us a listen and find out what's good and why it's good...or why it leaves a little to be desired. That way you'll know how to reward yourself after you get done doing whatever it is you just did. So, go ahead. Pick up one of the releases below and enjoy. It's on the house.
So much to disagree about and so little time. Fortunately, The Alley in Mariposa, CA has a time and a place to settle these things. It’s called “Festivus” or “Days That End in “Y.”
Beer and baseball have gone pretty well together for a couple hundred years, maybe more. Catch the latest on the game at thespitter.com
Dan’s not trying to steal my soul. Honest. He’s just trying to beat Jared at the “How many peace signs can we flash at once” game.
Beer and baseball have gone together for a couple hundred years, maybe longer. Catch the latest on the game at thespitter.com
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Crooked Lane is on the site of an old theater with Roman roots. The building is now much more hip. The brewery is now delivering anywhere in California. Photo by Bob Moffitt
Before you blow all your cash at the tables, it’ll be worth your while to swing by a true oasis in the desert.
It is a horn-a-plenty at Alaro Craft Brewery on Capitol Avenue in Sacramento.
Family, health, friendship, and these four stouts we are thankful for this Thanksgiving. So hug the ones you love and toast the ones you miss.
If you missed the CCBA beer summit this year, you’ll have to go to Southern California next year, as in Long Beach. Courtesy California Craft Brewers Association
Perhaps the best oatmeal stout ever, a wild ride with some mint chocolate chip, and our first interview with a female brewer; just some of the goodness in this episode of the Stoutcast.
Glenn looks surprised as Bob gives him the evil eye as they work on new material should the creators of Portlandia decide to return for another season....oh and they differ somewhat dramatically on their opinions of the beers presented before them by the fine folks at Rogue Hall. Photo by Michelle DeWeese Crim
Derek Gallanosas and Corey Meyer are the masterminds behind the Moksa stouts. Photo by Bob Moffitt
