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Tasteless Fizzy Yellow Beers and their Multi-Million Dollar Ad Campaigns

Posted on November 28, 2007 in Macrobrew by Paul Fenlon
It's been a long long time since my last post -- things have been super hectic for me and my schedule's been really erratic -- but I've found the time to talk about a topic that really urks me. You guessed it: big market beers and ... [read more]

Macrobrewery Beers Have Their Place

Posted on May 14, 2007 in General, Macrobrew, Beer Styles by John Berry
Here at CFWAY, we really have a passion for microbrewery beers in every step of their creation. From the first stages of brewing to the bottling and packaging of beer, most notably the tasting, of course. We love experiencing everything the craft beer world has to offer us and sharing ... [read more]

Sam Adams On the Move

Posted on April 4, 2007 in General, Breweries, Microbrew, Macrobrew, News by Eric Hebert
I recently read about how the Boston Beer Co. is looking to expand their operations into Pennsylvania. This includes both building a new brewery and taking control of an existing brewery in Freehold and brewing beer in Latrobe (home of the Rolling Rock). It seems ... [read more]

Should We Be Dominion Haters?

Posted on March 31, 2007 in General, Macrobrew, News by Eric Hebert
As an advocate for craft breweries, I always try to support the microbrewery before any larger breweries. I'm also known to talk smack on said larger breweries. However, as with an other artisan industry (music, film, coffee), it seems the large corporate behemoth breweries that make bad beer have to exist ... [read more]

Coors Doesn’t Want You To Taste It’s Beer

Posted on March 26, 2007 in General, Macrobrew, Humor by Eric Hebert
Coors recently announced a new bottle technology that will appear on shelves this summer. Apparently these special bottles will have labels that turn blue when the beer is at "optimal drinking temperature." Or, what their basically saying is that they don;t want you to drink their beer too warm, ... [read more]
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