Aug 9, 2010
Chicago area craft beer events, Weekend of August 13-15
Friday, August 13:
Tentative opening for Haymarket
Haymarket Pub & Brewery, 737 W. Randolph St., Chicago (312) 638-0700
Haymarket is the latest brewpub project to open in the Windy City. Brewmaster is Pete Crowley, previously in charge of the great brews at Rock Bottom Chicago. A post on their Facebook account says, "The brewery is estimated to arrive in Chicago on Friday the 13th!" Be sure to check it out. More…
Tentative opening for Haymarket
Haymarket Pub & Brewery, 737 W. Randolph St., Chicago (312) 638-0700
Haymarket is the latest brewpub project to open in the Windy City. Brewmaster is Pete Crowley, previously in charge of the great brews at Rock Bottom Chicago. A post on their Facebook account says, "The brewery is estimated to arrive in Chicago on Friday the 13th!" Be sure to check it out. More…
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Jun 14, 2010
New Belgium’s Tour de Fat hits Chicago June 26
New Belgium’s Tour de Fat hits Chicago June 26
Is Tour de Fat a Burning Man for bicyclists, or clever beer marketing?
And why do we say we’re “driving” a car, but “riding” a bike? “Riding” implies no effort on your part in making the thing move.
Let’s work it out Saturday, June 26, when new Belgium Brewing’s Tour de Fat makes its third annual stop in Chicago, at Palmer Square Park (Palmer St [2200 N] between Kedzie and Sacramento). This is the 11th season for the Ft. Collins, CO-based brewer’s “celebration of all things bicycle.”
Jun 13, 2010
Jun 7, 2010
Another area beer recall: Goose Island Matilda
There must be a bug going around.
Last week, this column passed along the notice that Bell's Brewing had recalled two batches of Two Hearted Ale because of bacterial infection that could cause souring.
Today, Chicago's Goose Island Beer Co. announced a recall of its Matilda Belgian style pale ale, also because lactobacillus was found in it.
Last week, this column passed along the notice that Bell's Brewing had recalled two batches of Two Hearted Ale because of bacterial infection that could cause souring.
Today, Chicago's Goose Island Beer Co. announced a recall of its Matilda Belgian style pale ale, also because lactobacillus was found in it.
Jun 3, 2010
Area beer recalls: Bell's Two Hearted & Labatt Blue Light
Area beer recalls: Bell's Two Hearted & Labatt Blue Light
Thank goodness this one is OK!
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