Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Recap: Hubbell & Hudson Beer and Cheese Festival
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Belgium Independence Week and Beer Tasting at Ginger Man
The following are the Belgian glass nights for the week:
18th – Duvel
19th – Piraat
20th - Maredsous (ceramic chalices)
21st – Chimay
22nd – Blanche de Bruxelles
24th – Lindemans
The glasses are available starting at 5:30pm and only one glass per person with purchase of the beer of the day. As always, the glasses are subject to change and only available while supplies last.
Saturday, July 2, 2011
Celebrate Independence Day with Independence Brewing
Celebrate Independence Day at Independence Brewing in Austin, TX. Today, Saturday, July 2nd is the monthly Tour & Tasting Day at the brewery and what better way to celebrate the holiday then with a beer brewed by Independence Brewing. This year's Saison summer seasonal will be debuted during the tour day and a very limited run of Saison tulip glasses will be available for purchase for $10. Regular pint glasses are also available for purchase for $6. Entrance to the brewery begins at 1:00pm, but a lot of people begin lining up shortly after noon. It'll be hot, so bring chairs and some sort of shade tent or umbrella. More information is available on the website.
Friday, July 1, 2011
July Glass Nights at the Ginger Man
6th - Gulden Draak
13th - Maredsous (stemmed glassware)
20th - Maredsous (ceramic chalices)
27th - St. Arnold’s (Christmas glasses)
In honour of their Belgium Independence celebrations, they are also featuring the following additional glass nights:
18th – Duvel
19th – Piraat
21st – Chimay
22nd – Blanche de Bruxelles
24th – Lindemans
The glasses are available starting at 5:30pm and only one glass per person with purchase of the beer of the day. As always, the glasses are subject to change and only available while supplies last.
Happy Canada Day, eh!
Other then the exceptional beers from Unibroue (now owned by Sapporo), there's not a whole lot of Canadian craft beer available down here in Texas. However, a Blanche de Chambly or an Éphémère Apple would go down really well in this ridiculous heat. Regardless of the beer you choose to celebrate with, cheers and Happy Canada Day to all my fellow Canadians and those who wish they were.
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