Sep
Brewing a Regional Flavor: Louisiana’s Bayou Teche
Brewmaster Karlos Knott, spent years as a homebrewer perfecting a beer that would complement Cajun and Creole cuisine of Louisiana—spicy meat and seafood dishes such as gumbo, boudin, crawfish bisque and jambalayas. His creation, LA-31 Bière Pâle, became the flagship beer of Bayou Teche Brewing, selling out almost immediately after its launch in March, [...]
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Bottle Rocket: Tasting Chateau Montelena wines with Montelena’s owner, Bo Barrett
“Drink all you want; we make a fresh batch every year.”
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Brewing a Better Community: The Saint Louis Brewery
Iconic Saint Louis Brewery helped energize a once-decaying area–and built a better beer
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Wild Ales Rule, Say Our Beer Experts, Sally and Michael Snell
A bit hoppy, a bit sour–here’s why you should let wild ales take your taste buds for a spin
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How To Mix A Manhattan. The Right Way
Can you mix a drink? Can you do it well? Our resident bartender thinks he can show you a thing or two.
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The Juice Diet. Will It Work?
I eat, drink and travel for a living so how do I attempt to lose a few extra pounds? The Juice Diet, right?
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The Art of Beer: What You Should Drink
Spend anytime in a quality bar and you’ll find a person behind a counter or in an office that has begun to take pride in their list. That person has begun to research grains, brewing techniques and regions of great beer production. It’s an epidemic and it is racing though high end bars and soon [...]
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