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Atlanta, GA (January 17, 2020) – The Beer Connoisseur® is excited to announce an expansion of its editorial coverage into new categories on hard beverages, spirits and THC/CBD beverages. News stories within these new categories will be compiled into a new editorial eNewsletter called Beverage News that will be released to subscribers every Thursday. The new editorial categories will cover the following topics: hard beverages, spirits and THC/CBD. Within those major categories, we will aim to provide news on cider, hard kombucha, mead and hard seltzer in the Hard Beverages category. Brandy, gin, rum, tequila, vodka and whiskey will be profiled in the Spirits category. The THC/CBD category will showcase breaking news in the burgeoning THC/CBD beverages sphere. Furthermore, various beer-related accessories, books, clothing, gear, homebrewing equipment and professional brewing equipment will be featured in the new Products category. “With the craft beer industry continuing to adapt and evolve, so too must The Beer Connoisseur® stay committed to providing the most in-depth news on a variety of topics,” said Chris Guest, Managing Editor. “These new editorial categories will offer our readers all the breaking news on hard beverages, spirits and THC/CBD beverages, allowing them to stay informed on hard beverages beyond beer.” The Beer Connoisseur® has long been an authority on everything related to craft beer, but the company has always had an appreciation for other alcoholic beverages as well. These exciting new editorial categories will allow the company to cover these new topics with the same exacting detail that readers have come to expect. If you’re a subscriber that’s interested in receiving the Beverage News editorial eNewsletter every Thursday, be sure to go to your preferences when you receive your next eNewsletter. Preferences is located at the top of every eNewsletter; simply click it, then be sure to opt in for Thursday’s Beverage News eNewsletter. If not subscribed to our daily editorial eNeswletters, head to our website to sign up for a free account. For more information about The Beer Connoisseur and its editorial coverage or for interview opportunities with Founder, Editor and Publisher Lynn Davis, please email [email protected]. About The Beer Connoisseur®: Delve into the world's premier beer magazine as it explores beer culture in America and abroad. Subscribers will find in-depth articles covering industry & people, news, food & travel, beer & trends, education, brewery tours, beer reviews and more! With over 8 million readers annually, The Beer Connoisseur is one of the highest read media sources covering the beer industry. Learn more: Website: BeerConnoisseur.com Subscriptions: BeerConnoisseur.com/Premium-Subscription Store: BeerConnoisseur.com/Store Social media: Facebook: @beerconnoisseur Instagram: @beerconnoisseurmag LinkedIn: The Beer Connoisseur Pinterest: The Beer Connoisseur Twitter: @beerconnoisseur
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Arches Brewing in Hapeville, Georgia has announced that it has expanded distribution to the state of Alabama. Full details are below. Arches Brewing announces today the expansion of its distribution into multiple Alabama markets. Once a small nano-brewery, Arches has grown significantly adding statewide Georgia distribution and now expanding to new markets for the first time. Mexican Empire, Low Viz IPA, and Lloyd’s will be the first brands to cross state lines, with more expected later this year. “We have been working to expand distribution to Alabama for many months, and of course had some setbacks with Covid-19, but are excited to finally share our products with the state of Alabama. Alabama has a thriving craft beer culture and we’re excited to become a part of it” says co-founder Ryan Fogelgren. “We hope to bring a few unique styles, including our award-winning lagers, developing creative collaborations and meaningful relationships along the way.” Arches will officially launch their brands into Birmingham, Montgomery, and Tuscaloosa markets on August 24th, with Mobile coming later in 2020. Arches will be partnered with the Gulf Distributing network across the entire state. Look for other exciting announcements in the coming weeks regarding Arches’ small-batch releases that will be available only at the brewery. For more information, visit the brewery’s website or follow along on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. ABOUT ARCHES BREWING Started by five founders from diverse backgrounds who began as home brewers, Arches Brewing was founded on the philosophy of bringing old-world and modern brewing practices together to deliver traditional lagers, inspired ales, and creatively brewed small batch styles. Driven by science and influenced by two core values – integrity and quality – Arches offers more than 70 styles offered at the brewery. The tasting room is open for biergarten seating and curbside to-go daily from 1-7 p.m.
Everyone loves to bag on the federal government. They're an easy target, and never seem to run out of ways to enrage the citizenry they're supposed to represent. In between the angry letters, conspiracy theories, and late night comedy sketches, though, are a few gems of public administration that show, on occasion, the government does in fact have good ideas. That is, before they turn them into complete disasters. 10. Meaningful Use Back in 2004, President George W. Bush started a series of initiatives and incentive programs with an eye on the future. These programs recognized that American healthcare, for
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Mother Earth Brew Co. has unleashed its latest masterpiece as part of the much-celebrated Project X series. Introducing the formidable Hop Monster - a true titan in the realm of craft beers. Diverging from the conventional New England style hazies that dominate the beer market, Hop Monster boldly embraces its bitterness, setting itself apart with a robust 60 IBU (International Bitterness Units) level. This audacious creation is generously infused with a masterful blend of Rakau, Nelson and Citra Hops, resulting in an explosion of flavor that will tantalize the taste buds of even the most discerning connoisseurs. “We’ve been having a lot of fun with these Southern Hemisphere varietals lately," said Chris Baker, Mother Earth Director of Brewing Operations. "The sweet/tropical/stone fruit characteristics really lend themselves well to the style. The increased bitterness also helps to balance that perceived sweetness. We typically don’t use lactose in our hazy beers, which is often done to assist with haze stability and to increase body, but we’ve found that we can achieve those qualities through brewing methods rather than loading the beer with adjuncts. The result is a medium to full bodied beer with tons of hop aroma and flavor but without the cloying sweetness.” Noteworthy beyond its tantalizing taste, the collaborative artwork on the label is equally captivating. Mother Earth has collaborated with the esteemed Ecuadorian artist, Gabo Zeta, to bring the can to life with an explosion of creativity. Gabo Zeta's signature "lowbrow" art style bursts forth with vivid, saturated hues, drawing inspiration from an eclectic mix of influences including psychedelia, iconic 80s & 90s cartoons, the rebellious energy of punk rock, the allure of horror aesthetics, and the nostalgia of toy culture. This kaleidoscope of inspiration is rooted in the legacy of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, the visionary behind the iconic Rat Fink. For enthusiasts and collectors alike, the Hop Monster Hazy IPA is available for immediate enjoyment on draft. Additionally, it will be making its way to the market in 16oz cans, gradually unveiling its presence throughout the months of August and September. To ensure you don't miss out on this extraordinary creation, Mother Earth encourages beer aficionados to utilize their beer finder tool, accessible at findmotherearthbrewing.com. This invaluable resource empowers customers to effortlessly pinpoint the nearest locations where the Hop Monster Hazy IPA is waiting to be savored. As summer winds down and autumn approaches, make sure to embark on this unparalleled hop-infused journey offered by Mother Earth's Hop Monster Hazy IPA. With its distinct bitterness, expertly crafted hop blend, and captivating label art, it promises an unforgettable experience for all who seek to indulge in the world of craft beer excellence.
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