Tickets NOW ON SALE – Baltimore Beer Week Opening Tap Celebration

When:  Thursday Oct 7, 2010 6-8pm Where:  Baltimore Museum of Industry TICKETS NOW ON SALE! From the event’s ticket website: Join us in celebrating all things beer in the land of pleasant living at the 2010 Baltimore Beer Week Opening Tap Party! The highlight of this event will be the...

Chesapeake Real Ale Festival tickets now on sale

With just over one month away from Baltimore’s 2nd annual beer week, the anticipation is building with lots of excitement revolving around the bigger planned events. We already told you that tickets just went on sale for the Opening Tap Celebration party and just recently – tickets went on sale...

One night only – Stone Brewing Co. takes over Baltimore

WOW. WOW. and WOW. We just got word that for one night only, Stone Brewing Co. and its CEO Greg Koch will be invading Baltimore, as Stone kicks off a multi-city tour with 40… yes, FORTY Stone Brewing beers on tap. The most amount of Stone beers on tap at...

Oliver / Stillwater – Channel Crossing Vol #2 details

Oliver Ale head brewer Steve Jones recently posted his updated brewing schedule and it includes brewing the Channel Crossing, Vol 2 beer with local gypsy brewer, Brian “Stillwater” Strumke. According to Jones: Also on the brew schedule for the first week of September is Channel Crossing Series Vol #2.  This...

Upcoming Pre-Baltimore Beer Week Happy Hours

Join the Baltimore Beer Week crew this Friday (Aug 27th) from 5-7pm at The Pratt Street Ale House, where we’ll be sampling Oliver’s new Jacob’s Summer Celebration and some oak-aged Three Lions. The next pre- Baltimore Beer Week happy hour takes place this Tuesday (Aug 31) at Alonso’s from 5-7pm,...

Urban Pyrate Beer Cruise w/Heavy Seas – Fell’s Point

Now this sounds like a blast. Join the crew from Heavy Seas aboard the pirate ship Fearless for a beer cruise like no other. When:  October 10, 2010. 6-7:30pm Dressing like a pirate is encouraged but not necessary. Must be 21 or older. DO NOT BE LATE – BOARD AT 6pm, SAIL TIME...

Four out of 10 in their mid-20s have never tried a Budweiser

Anheuser-Busch knows it has a Budweiser problem. The beer’s share of the U.S. market peaked in 1988 at 26 percent, sinking to 9.3 percent last year. Even more troubling for A-B is that Budweiser seems at risk of being forgotten by an entire generation. Four out of 10 people in...