Wednesday, November 4, 2009
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You've Got the Next Round
Blog Archive
Bars and Breweries that Support The Session Beer Project
Also At The Table...(suggestions accepted)
- Earth, Bread + Brewery -- Philly brewpub with dedicated low-alcohol taps
- Flossmoor Station Restaurant & Brewery -- regular line-up's Golden Ale and American Wheat both at 4.5%.
- Flying Fish Brewing -- Farmhouse Summer is under 4.5%, says brewer Casey Hughes, who also recently did a Belgian Mild from 2nd runnings of a Tripel.
- Goose Island -- flagships Honkers Ale and 312 Wheat both are session-strength, and they do about 12 session-seasonals a year, too.
- Grand River Brewing -- session-focused brewery in Ontario
- Lafayette's Escape -- Chris Leonard's blog about running a brewpub and a bar, about brewing, and often about session beer.
- Nodding Head -- Philly brewpub with regular session beers
- Philadelphia Brewing -- Out of 4 regular offerings, PBC's Kenzinger flagship is 4.5%, and their Walt Wit's a very sessionable 4.2%. Cheers, have another.
- Piper's Pub Cask Ale Project -- Piper's Pub in Pittsburgh always has session ales, and always has cask ale -- this is their cask blog.
- Seen Through A Glass -- where the SBP started
- Starr Hill Brewery -- this Virginia brewery deserves session support for their fine line of drinkable sub-5% beers, and the Dark Starr Stout, a multiple medal-winner at 4.2%.
- The Diamond -- session-focused bar in Brooklyn
- The General Lafayette Inn -- Philly-area brewpub with frequent brews under 3.5%
- The Session Beer Project Facebook page -- come by, join up, spread the word!
- The Tiedhouse -- General Lafayette's city outpost, where you can find all thse great GLI session beers.
- Thirsty Pilgrim -- Joe Stange's Belgian beer blog; frequently mentions low-alcohol beers
- Uerige -- drop anchor next time you're in Düsseldorf and drink 4.5% alt all day long. I guarantee you'll find someone to talk to.
- Why the PLCB Should Be Abolished -- my blog about Pennsylvania's ridiculous state booze agency
- Yards Brewing -- Brawler is the session beer we all know -- delicious at 3.8% -- But did you know that Philly Pale Ale is only 4.2%? Bonus!
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About Me
- Lew Bryson
- All opinions expressed on this blog are strictly my own; they do not reflect those of the publications for which I work. I've been a full-time drinks writer since 1996. Currently I'm managing editor of Malt Advocate magazine; a regular writer for Ale Street News and Massachusetts Beverage Business magazine; and author of four regional brewery guidebooks. Next time you see me at a bar or event or distillery, say hi.
1 comments:
Happy to find this site. These are the type of beers that I am interested in as we build build our own brewery: www.belgianmare.blogspot.com
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