Curations from the Human Jungle
[A bunch of compassionate Silverbacks sent me the following article, because ... well, to state it in its most simple terms, I am the guy who almost single-handedly saved Americans from another generation of bland, boring beers. But I'm not the type to brag. (I am, however, periodically delusional.) SB SM] published in the Washington... Continue Reading →
Ancient Beer Is Craft’s New Frontier By Sara Toth Stub This work first appeared on SAPIENS under a CC BY-ND 4.0 license. Read the original here. One morning in May 2019, a crowd of journalists gathered around the Biratenu bar in Jerusalem, snapping photos as a bartender poured golden, frothy beer into plastic cups. The... Continue Reading →
The Great Beer Trek … An Introduction [Every five or so years I remember that I was on the forefront of people realizing that American beer was in need of a drastic overhaul. As the old joke, best told by an Englishman, goes: "How is American beer like making love in a canoe? ... both are... Continue Reading →