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The Brewers Association Evolves
Jeff AlworthMarch 4, 2014Beer Biz, Brewers Association Comments
St. Feuillien
Jeff AlworthMarch 3, 2014BelgiumComment
Lucky Lab Big Beer Fest
Jeff AlworthFebruary 27, 2014Events, Lucky LabComment
Oregon Beer Sales 2013
Jeff AlworthFebruary 26, 2014Beer Biz Comments
I HAVE A MINOR COMPLAINT: Why no pitchers?
Jeff AlworthFebruary 24, 2014I have a minor complaint Comments
Cider Saturday: Achievements in Natural Fermentation
Jeff AlworthFebruary 22, 2014Cider Riot, Cider SaturdayComment
Parsing "Consolidation"
Jeff AlworthFebruary 21, 2014Beer BizComment
The Beer Sherpa Recommends: Solera Kriek
Beer Sherpa RecommendsJeff AlworthFebruary 20, 2014 Comments
The Making of an IPA
Jeff AlworthFebruary 17, 2014 Comments
All the New Beers
Jeff AlworthFebruary 13, 2014 Comment
The Bold New World of 2014 Looks Unsettlingly Like 1978
Jeff AlworthFebruary 11, 2014Beer Biz, rumination Comments
Beer Sherpa Recommends: BridgePort Trilogy 1
Beer Sherpa RecommendsJeff AlworthFebruary 6, 2014 Comments
Early Contender for Book of the Year: Home Brewer's Guide to Vintage Beers
Jeff AlworthFebruary 4, 2014books Comment
When Naming Goes Awry (Follow-up)
Jeff AlworthFebruary 3, 2014 Comments
Three Countries in 22 Photos
Jeff AlworthFebruary 1, 2014Basque Country, England, Normandy, cider, travel Comments
Perry
Jeff AlworthJanuary 31, 2014England, Normandy, Perry, poire, travel Comments
Txotx Season in the Basque Country
Jeff AlworthJanuary 30, 2014Euskadi, Isastegi, Sarasola, Txotx, cider, travel Comments
In Normandy
Jeff AlworthJanuary 27, 2014France, Normandy, cider, travel Comments
Naturally Fermented
Jeff AlworthJanuary 23, 2014France, Normandy, cider, travel Comment
In Herefordshire
Jeff AlworthJanuary 21, 2014England, Europe, Herefordshire, cider, travel Comment
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Are Pilsners *Really* the Hardest Beers to Make?
August 11, 2026
Are Pilsners *Really* the Hardest Beers to Make?
August 11, 2026

There’s an old saw that goes like this: while you can hide faults in many beer styles, pilsners are hard because they expose every flaw. In one very narrow sense this may be accurate, but it leaves much to be desired as a general thesis.

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August 11, 2026
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson Stumps for Braun at Trap Door Brewing
August 7, 2026
Speaker of the House Mike Johnson Stumps for Braun at Trap Door Brewing
August 7, 2026

Yesterday Trap Door Brewing hosted US Speaker of the House Mike Johnson at a political rally for Republican House candidate John Braun. The reaction on social media was spicy.

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August 7, 2026
There Are Two Kona Breweries, and One is Independent
August 4, 2026
There Are Two Kona Breweries, and One is Independent
August 4, 2026

Did you know there were two Kona Breweries? Both make Big Wave and Longboard Lager. Both have the same evocative island art and the same motto (“liquid aloha”). Yet the original one on the Big Island is now independent and has nothing to do with the stuff made on the mainland.

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August 4, 2026
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