HaterAde and Calls to Action
Objectivity vs. subjectivity, my tastes vs. yours, and keeping craft beer under a big tent.
Objectivity vs. subjectivity, my tastes vs. yours, and keeping craft beer under a big tent.
It should come as no surprise that when I picture a bar in a bookstore, I don’t see coffee and pastries. In my mind, beer and books are a perfect match.
Beer is good for you?
A whirlwind tour of Maine craft breweries and beer joints. First stops? DL Geary and Maine Beer.
Call it what you want – a bucket list, New Brew Year’s Resolutions, my wish list for the world of beer – here are the beers I want to try, the beers I want to try again, the breweries I want to visit and some changes I wouldn’t mind seeing in brewers and beer fans.
There’s little doubt that, believer or no, a good number of RateBeerians will find themselves enjoying some holiday libations during the next few weeks. With these drinks already in hand, it makes sense to pair the brews with some of the books we’ll be reading for the holidays and the Christmas movies playing 24 hours a day.
Building Your Beer Bookshelf
I. Memoirs and Travelogues
II. Beer Guides
III. Homebrewing Guides
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A month after starting this series, there’s been a lot to books to read about beer. We’ve read about traveling with beer, traveling for beer, and seeing what beers to drink before dying. We’ve read about pairing beer with food, designing beer, and brewing your [...]
Helping you put together a somewhat respectable beer bookcase. Time to start making your own beer!