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Maui Brewing recently announced via a press release they will distribute in Maryland. Cheers to the residents of Maryland as Maui produces great beer. The press release went on to further explain why Maui is a great brewery. They are the... read more »
One of the most popular beer in Japan is Asahi Super Dry, a Japanese Rice Lager. The beer was first produced in 1987 and was Japan’s first dry beer. So what exactly is a dry beer? A dry beer undergoes a longer fermentation process. ... read more »
You may have heard the terms alcohol by weight (ABW) or alcohol by volume (ABV). What is the difference? Alcohol by weight is the weight of alcohol in a drink divided by the total weight of the drink. It is expressed as a percentage. ABW... read more »
Indiana is one of the few states with a state wide ban on Sunday alcohol sales. Not a problem I suppose unless 1) You are not from Indiana and didn’t know about it, or 2) it is Superbowl Sunday and you failed to adequately prepare. ... read more »
Erin Doland over at the website Unclutterer publishes a weekly feature on her site called “unitaskers”. She wants you to laugh at how they ridiculously clutter your life. While many weeks she has some of the stupidest I have... read more »
A large by-product of the brewing process is spent grain, which consists residue of malt and gain left in the mash kettle. In order to reduce waste, many breweries recycle spent grains. A few examples are: Schlafly and Full Sail send their... read more »
The alcohol by volume (or ABV) is a standard measure of how much of the total volume of the liquid is alcohol. Most beers contain the ABV on their label. If not, you can find the ABV online. But how do you find the ABV of the first batch... read more »
When bands are on tour, they submit lists of requirements (or in some cases ‘demands’) to the concert venue of items for their dressing room, on stage, and for their tour bus when they hit the road. There are obscure requests... read more »
My parents often talked about how they could drink three-two beer when they were 18, and any type of alcohol when they were 21. Ohio changed the law in 1984 and you now need to be 21 to consume any type of alcohol. What is three-two beer? ... read more »
If you are taking a trip to Disney soon, don’t worry you can find plenty of beer. Small Time Drinker fell in love with Kona beer while staying at the Polynesian hotel. We were also able to score a round of green beers on Saint Patty’s... read more »