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Tom T. Hall, I Like Beer
For the past few weeks I’ve been posting a Weekend Home Brew Blog series at Booman Tribune.
Come for the beer, stay for the progressive politics!
Palestinian Beer Barred from the US
You can get it in Germany, you can get it in Israel, but you can’t get it in the US. Why?
Because the label says “Brewed in Palestine, and the US doesn’t recognize Palestine as a country.
The maker of Taybeh beer, which is brewed in a mini-brewery owned by a Palestinian family, the Khoury family [...]
Sunday AM Homebrew Blog
As usual, I missed the Saturday homebrew blogs at daily Kos and Balloon Juice, but it’s because I was busy brewing so I guess I have an excuse.
Yesterday afternoon’s brew is titled “Thanksgiving Ale #2″, a pale ale to balance “Thanksgiving Ale #1″, a dark strong ale. I used 6.6 pounds of Northwestern Gold [...]
In Heaven There Is No Beer, and We May Run Out Here Too
Speaking of supply and demand, I ran into a very disturbing article tonight. Not only is oil production down, but so is hops production, and this could make for some very steep price hikes in the cost of your favorite brew (particularly for those who gravitate to craft brews, rather than the AnhauserBuschCoorsMiller swill). And, [...]
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My upper back is killing me this morning after I twisted something last night as I emptied a 5-gallon glass carboy filled with sanitizing solution.
That’s right, beer is underway again at the Chateau. We tapped out the keg of IPA, and the second batch is currently carbonating. A brown ale is in a [...]
