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Professor Good Ales - who has written 251 posts on LT Saloon.

Mythical poster at The LTS Good for What Ales You Beer Journal. Loves good beer. Hates same old, same old. Muses that Bud and Miller might as well be brewed in urinals. Drinks lagers too, if they are complex and interesting.

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Beer Halls Around the World

Saturday, March 20, 2010

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Hawkshead Beer Hall: United Kingdom. In Staveley. The river Kent meanders through the area. There’s plenty of food from a nearby cafe’. And they also have a brewery. Here are four of their beers. They also “proudly serve” pork pies at the bar made from “happy pigs fattened on grain from our brewery.”.

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Beer Halls Around the World: Historical

Monday, March 8, 2010

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If you’re passing through Saugerties, NY: south of Albany and north of NYC, this now private apartment building was built in 1873 as a brewery and a beer hall. Known as the Loerzel Beer Hall. One wonders if thirsty ghosts haunt the residents.

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Brew Biz: Werts and All

Saturday, March 6, 2010

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By Ken Carman Ken Carman is a BJCP judge; homebrewer since 1979, club member at Escambia Bay and Music City Homebrewers, who has been interviewing professional brewers all over the east coast for over 10 years. The Topic: Genetically Modified Yeast “Maybe they shouldn’t have modified it that much?” I admit: I may need some help [...]

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Home Brewing May Become Legal in Alabama

Saturday, March 6, 2010

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Written by Patrick Dever for the Auburn Plainsman Alabama’s alcohol laws are changing again. Legislation was approved in the Alabama Senate legalizing home brewing of beer, wine and mead. Republican Sen. Larry Dixon of Montgomery sponsored the bill, even though he said he was not a home brewer. “There are home-brewing clubs around the state,” [...]

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Jesus Christ: Beer, Cigarette and Indian Laws on Blasphemy

Thursday, March 4, 2010

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Brian H. Gill for Catholic Citizen America The image of Jesus Christ, holding a beer can and a cigarette, reminds me of the weird but (I trust) well-intentioned efforts in the sixties to make Christianity like, you know, relevant. It’s not. The image is in a handwriting workbook published in India. The company that made [...]

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Club Update: Saratoga Thoroughbrews

Thursday, March 4, 2010

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Saratoga/Glens Falls/Albany area Greg, I have a few items that may be of interest to the club. One is that next month we will have a pre-order sign up for a 50 lb bag of Briess two row during march. pick up is from April 1-15 and the cost is only $39 a bag. If [...]

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Mr. and Mrs. Moron “Clone” Barleywine

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

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How Beer Laws and Legislation Effect Real People

Monday, March 1, 2010

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Every state has weird alcohol and beer laws, a lot of them pushed and supported by big brewers and other large alcohol concerns as a way to get the government on their side: squashing the little guy. In some states 22oz bottles aren’t allowed. Other states a brewpub must be in a historic building: often [...]

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Club Update: Music City Brewers

Monday, March 1, 2010

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Nashville, TN area Next Meeting March 13th: Saturday; 2pm Where? 3120 Winberry Dr. Franklin 37064 Directions There are several ways to get here from Nashville, but most do the following: * 65 South to Hwy 96 exit (Franklin/Murfressboro) * At the top of the exit turn RIGHT(WEST) toward Franklin * Follow Hwy 96 WEST all [...]

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Club Update: Escambia Bay

Monday, March 1, 2010

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Pensacola/Emerald Coast area * We’re doing the cleanup at the Belmont Art Center tomorrow (Sunday) at 10:00am (should last between 1 & 2 hours). Wear old clothes and be prepared to get your hands dirty. * There is a Board of directors meeting next Wednesday. * Saint Patty day party at Mark’s place is next [...]

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