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Clubs of America | Nov 03, 2010

From 1870 to 1919, during the Golden Age of American brewing, American brewers competed valiantly with their European competitors both in the varieties of brews made, and in the number of breweries op…

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Clubs of America | Oct 26, 2010

As you are enjoying an ice-cold beer, have you ever stopped to think about how it is made or the process that goes into making it?  Most people do not think about how their draft is processed, they j…

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Clubs of America | Oct 18, 2010

APPALACHIAN BREWERY – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Harrisburg has a strong brewing tradition dating to the 1700’s.

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Clubs of America | Oct 12, 2010

Beer making at home can be a very enjoyable activity. Not only can you save money by doing so, you can also impress your friends with your skill.

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Clubs of America | Oct 05, 2010

Beer commercials are a huge hit with consumers. Ad companies seem to know exactly what it takes to make a great commercial that will make you run out to purchase the product.

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Clubs of America | Sep 28, 2010

Colorful language isn’t a problem for the inventive British, and the names they have for their local “pub grub” is proof. On my first time-ever trip to the U.K.

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Clubs of America | Sep 21, 2010

Beer has been brewed and enjoyed for thousands of years and in many countries throughout the world. It remains one of the world’s most popular beverages.

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Clubs of America | Sep 08, 2010

Cisco Brewery – Nantucket, Massachusetts Born out of a passion for producing quality beverages, in 1997 Nantucket Vineyard and Cisco Brewery joined forces.

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Clubs of America | Sep 01, 2010

Tied House Brewery – San Jose, California Tied House Brewery is one of the first original brewpubs in America, named in honor of a system of tied and free houses that emerged during England’s Indu…

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Clubs of America | Aug 25, 2010

Since all four selections this month are members of the Ale family, it seems fitting that we explore some details about this fine family of beers.

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