sharon319 → bobkur: Thanks for reading my page. I am so impressed with all the Weyerbacher beers, but that pumpkin ale is wonderful!
May 2, 2009
bobkur: I read your web page and I have a similar taste in beer as you. The Weyerbacher Pumpkin Ale is out of this world. A perfect blend of pumpkin, clove, nutmeg and cinnamon, and at 8% alcohol a nice kick to bring it all home.
Durham’s World Beer Festival returns for it’s 16th year!
The festival will be held October 8, 2011 at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park.
For one day, the World Beer Festival in Durham will allow visitors a chance to taste and sample craft and specialty...
We are so excited about World Beer Festival – Raleigh this year! Raleigh is where we are going to debut our expanded Festival theme, The Art of Beer. We want to take Festival attendees farther down the path to beer appreciation, and explore the use of ...
The Inn at Cooperstown in cooperation with Brewery Ommegang is proud to announce an exclusive, limited availability two night Bed & Brew Package for the ultimate beer enthusiast. If you love great beer and great food or just have an intense interest i...
It is set! Durham’s premier special event, the World Beer Festival, returns on October 9th to Durham Bulls Athletic Park! The DBAP provides a dramatic setting for the WBF and a major reason USAToday ranked our festivals among the top beer festivals in the...
The Great North Carolina Beer Festival at beautiful Tanglewood Park brings together microbrew/craft beer breweries from all across the state, region, and nation. There will be thousands of attendees gathered to celebrate the magnificent multitude of beers...
From the Bluepoint Brewery on Long Island, to the Ommegang Brewery in Cooperstown, to the Flying Bison in Buffalo to Brown's Brewing Co. in Troy and everywhere in between, New Yorkers really love their beer.
Share your love of native NY beers, local beer events and great pubs and bars here.
This group is designed to share notes about beer, as well as tasting notes and suggestions and get to know beer lovers from all over the globe. Here's the idea: We have themed tasting. In advance, if possible, we will pick a Style of Beer we're going to taste, then we trade tasting notes. The tasting period will be over two weeks so we get an outpouring of related tasting notes, which will spur deep discussions.... Check the Discussion area for what the tasting will be.
For everyone and anyone in, around, has lived in or strives to live in Pennsylvania and enjoys a good Craft Brewed Beer. Stop in give a shout, Rave about Pa's many Great Breweries and Brewpubs or bitch about snow or leaves or crappy interstates...but dont bitch about the Beer!!!!
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