Join the @rvabeerguy Wed., 9/14, 5:30-7 p.m. for The Evolution of Beer Styles @castleburgbrew. Learn how beers evolved from international origins to find niches in today's marketplace and look at the stylistic guidelines that define them. Visit https://t.co/NwGssKpJop. 21 & up.🍺
Join the @rvabeerguy on Friday, 8/26 from 6-7 p.m. Eastern for The History of Virginia Craft Beer. Learn how the vibrant #craftbeer scene in Virginia has evolved from Jamestown to the 21st century. Visit https://t.co/NwGssKpbyR. Limited to 21 & up. 🍺
The popular Craft Beer Essentials course returns in-person next week at local breweries, just in time for Virginia #CraftBeer Month! Join @rvabeerguy Lee Graves, at @triplecrossing & @hardywood. Visit https://t.co/NwGssKpbyR. Limited to 21 & up. 🍺
Join the @rvabeerguy on Friday, 4/29 & Wednesday, 5/4, 6-8 p.m. for Craft Beer Essentials. Expand your knowledge about types and styles of #craftbeer, the history of each, and regional history of craft beer. Visit https://t.co/NwGssKpbyR. Limited to 21 and up. 🍺 Great gift idea!
Patsy Young was one of America’s early brewers—and she was also a fugitive from slavery. In her first piece for Good Beer Hunting, the Smithsonian’s @theresamccu shares details of Young’s life and work, and honors her legacy.
Good news! I've replaced the awful blog I never really started with a one-stop shop for my new Source Material podcast.
Find every episode here, with many more to come: https://t.co/hsQ7ZCsCfk
As always, many many thanks to @maureenogle & @rvabeerguy for sharing their expertise, and to @goodbeerhunting for embarking on this journey with me.
New episode of Source Material is out!
'The Devil's Chloroform' continues our series on lager beer & public health debates by looking at 1800s cholera epidemics.
Here's @rvabeerguy how beer could enter the story.
https://t.co/lE6EIzYb39 #beerhistory#podcast@goodbeerhunting
Episodes 1-3 are a series, called "Lager Beer, Governing Bodies," where I spoke with @maureenogle & @rvabeerguy about the ways lager beer got mixed up in some peculiar public health debates in 19th century America.
Check out the first episode here:
https://t.co/1wfofQfe7M
Big thanks to @maureenogle and @rvabeerguy for talking lager & health with me. We covered a lot more than is in this piece, so keep an eye (and ear!) out for more.
As always, thanks to @ClaireMBullen for making it all make sense.
In Craft Beer Essentials Online, you will learn about the types, styles, and history of #CraftBeer with the @RVABeerGuy. Registration includes a book and a shopping list for at-home tasting. July 23 & July 30, 6-8 p.m. EDT Must be at least 21. Register: https://t.co/sycfwP47K7
@jamesabennettii@EdibleComplex Great article. Your reference to macaroni and cheese brings to mind James Hemings, brother of Peter Hemings. Mac and cheese was one of the things James brought from France, I believe.
Man made beer ... and the rest was history. Join us and our favorite beer author Lee Graves for some history Beer Tales (tALEs - get it?!). https://t.co/wOVMgoiPGL
Presented by @carter_bank