It’s hard to be a fan of Cincinnati beer for very long before you get sucked into the history of this city and the beverage that we all call a hobby. The storied past of Cincinnati is one that Don Heinrich Tolzmann knows extremely well, and I was lucky enough this week to sit down […]
Volume 5, Episode 33 – Cincinnati’s Beer Baron’s With Don Heinrich Tolzmann Read More »
Back again on the show, local beer fan, author and all around fun guy to drink a beer with Michael D Morgan joins the folks from Urban Artifact to help guide us through their latest release, Missing Linck. This beer isn’t a far stray from an approachable golden ale, except the story of how it
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It goes without saying that Cincinnati’s beer history is long, and full of great stories. The story of what makes Cincinnati Beer so incredible has been put to paper a few times very well – but none have done it in quite as much detail as Michael D Morgan has in his new book ‘Cincinnati
Volume 5, Episode 7 – Michael D Morgan And His New Book, Cincinnati Beer Read More »
Take a breath, as we dive this week down the deep rabbit hole of where it all started, and how beer got to where it is in Cincinnati. I was lucky enough to be invited to Boone County’s Library to give a talk about beer. If you’ve never tried to compress 220 years of brewing
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I love Little Kings, and not in an ironic “my Grandpa drank this” way, either. I love Little Kings because they are delicious, little green bottles of happiness. The beer has been around now for 60 years, and Christian Moerlein is planning a bunch of events not just help us Little King geeks celebrate our
It’s Good To Be King – Especially When You’re Celebrating Your 60th Anniversary! Read More »
I love lagers. Not that they are “better” than the ales that got me into craft beer in the first place, but there is still something about an easy drinking, smooth beer that provides a solid thirst quenching glass of refreshment. I keep hoping that we’re going to get a brewery that opens to focus
They’re Still Not Done: A New Christian Moerlein Can Read More »
For the second year in a row, the Great Milford Area Historical Society is launching an event that satisfies a couple different urges… the desire to learn a little more about local history, and the urge to drink some fantastic local beers alongside it. ‘Thirsty 4 History’ was a big hit last year, and they’re
Are You ‘Thirsty 4 History’? – I’ve got good news for you! Read More »
If you’ve yet to experience one of our local brewery tours via the busses that you’ve more than likely seen driving around from taproom to taproom – I can vouch that it’s worth booking a tour ASAP, even if you’re a “Veteran Cincy Beer Geek”. Every one of our local brewery tour companies does a
Touring The Past and The Present with Cincy Brew Bus Read More »
If you’ve never been to the Promont museum in Milford, Ohio you’re missing out. The museum is located in the historic Promont mansion, high atop a hill overlooking Milford, and is a great place to spend an afternoon. If you’re here, though… Chances are you’re a fan of beer, which is why I’m going to
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Our city has had problems in it’s history, I don’t think there is any ignoring that fact. To understand those problems, why they existed and how they could have been prevented isn’t something that I would dare to tackle on a beer blog. I’m more interested in the future of this city, a future that
Momentum is Building – The Cincinnati Brewing Heritage Trail Read More »
There are few cities in this country that can take as much pride as Cincinnati in their brewing heritage. We are a city that has beer running through it’s veins. It seems like a lifetime ago that the Brewery District Neighborhood Urban Redevelopment Corporation announced it’s plans to establish a trail around Over The Rhine
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