The Beer BBQ Bacon Showdown: Winners!
Judging seems to get harder every year. The number of breweries in New Jersey has breached the 100 mark, so I guess... Read More
Big Man’s Brew: A Hoppy Tribute to Clarence Clemons
I grew up on the Jersey shore, in Monmouth County, where it was almost mandatory to be a fan of Bruce Springsteen... Read More
The Pressure’s Off—and On—with uKeg
Note: Our writer received a complimentary product for review. Opinions are his own. Steampunk. That was my first thought when I opened... Read More
Craft Brew Fest Pours into Jersey City April 21
This sponsored post is brought to you by Evan Berman Productions. The Jersey City Craft Brew Fest returns on Saturday, April 21,... Read More
Home Brewing at the Fermented Food and Beverage Supply Shop
When you’re done steeping your specialty malts, you should squeeze the bag to get every bit of liquid out, right? Maybe, maybe... Read More
March 3: Morristown’s Big Brew Fest Returns
This sponsored post is brought to you by the Big Brew Beer Festival. It’s back and better than ever: the Big Brew Fest... Read More
2018: The New Year in New Jersey Beer
Craft beer drinkers are a curious bunch and the world of craft beer is all about what’s coming up next. New Jersey Craft... Read More
For the Love of Craft Beer
I’ve been to homebrew competitions. I’ve also been to more than my share of beer tastings. Beer pairings? Yup, I’ve been to... Read More
Little Dog Brewing: Barking up the Right Tree
“There’s a lotta love for the Little Dog,” quips Gretchen Schmidhausler, owner of Little Dog Brewing Co., in Neptune, NJ. The brewery... Read More
Spooky New Jersey Brews to Try this October
It’s October: the scary month. Yes, there are fall festivals, Oktoberfests, foliage, and baseball playoffs, but the underlying theme of the month... Read More
Zed’s Beer in Marlton
When I received the invitation to attend the opening of Zed’s Beer, I have to admit that I had no idea what... Read More
A Man and His Boat (Beer)
New Jersey has 130 miles of coastline and more rivers and lakes than I can count. We’ve also got about 80 operating... Read More
