Beer
Narragansett’s Newest Lovecraft Beer: I Am Providence
Okay, Rhode Island beer fans: You’re going to want to save a can of Narragansett’s newest brew for your bottle collection. The label of latest […]
Cape Cod’s Outermost Brewpub Opens This Summer
UPDATE, Friday, June 17: Hog Island Beer Company is now open. PREVIOUSLY: With a trio of easy-drinking flagships, Hog Island Beer Company is poised to […]
Drink This Now: Branch Bridge, by Honest Weight Artisan Beer
The weekend is so close, you can almost taste it. In this series, we highlight a must-drink beer, cocktail, glass of wine, boozy milkshake, etc. […]
The Ultimate Guide to 2016 Extreme Beer Fest Parties in Boston
More than 75 of craft beer’s most inventive brewers descend into Boston next weekend for the annual Extreme Beer Fest, and, as usual, the BeerAdvocate blowout has been sold […]
World of Beer Taps into Cambridge
UPDATE, July 11: World of Beer opens at the CambridgeSide Galleria today. PREVIOUSLY: By the time you have to start back-to-school shopping, the CambridgeSide Galleria […]
Trillium Collaborates on Sierra Nevada Beer Camp Brew and Boston Festival
UPDATE, February 25: Tickets for the Boston Beer Camp—and the other five city fests—are now on sale. Eighty Northeast brewers and counting will descend on […]
John Harvard’s Cambridge Officially Ceases Brewing Operations
A longstanding brewpub in Cambridge is taking the “brew” out of its daily operations. John Harvard’s Brewery & Ale House in Harvard Square hasn’t been brewing […]
Would You BYOB If Boston Finally Lifts Its Ban?
Due before Boston City Council on Wednesday is a new ordinance that would finally lift the ban on BYOB for some Boston eateries in lieu of liquor […]
Trillium Brewing Company Opens Second Location in Canton
Trillium Brewing Free Rise popped up on draft this weekend at Publick House and Row 34 as a harbinger of big news: The brand-new, Canton facility is opening […]
Slumbrew Is Now Canning its Beers
Somerville Brewing Company is the latest craft brewery to meet beer fans’ insatiable thirst for 16-ounce cans. Three of their Slumbrew beers—the flagship Flagraiser Double IPA, […]
Mystic Brewery Pays Boozy Respect to Route 1’s Orange Dino
When the longtime owners of Route 1 Miniature Golf announced this summer that they sold their Saugus property to a hotel developer, locals and travelers alike immediately […]
Barrel House Z Is Bringing Small-Batch, Aged Beers to Weymouth
Russ Heissner was a pioneer when he joined Harpoon Brewery as its first brewmaster in 1986. Now, he’s poised to put the South Shore on the […]
Wolaver’s Organic Ales Will Brew No More
A 20-year-old Vermont microbrewery has announced it has shipped the final cases of its beer. As Boston Restaurant Talk reported, Wolaver’s Organic Ales is ceasing […]
Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project Calls It Quits
Pretty Things Beer & Ale Project, with its idiosyncratic, Belgian and German-inspired brews and hand-drawn labels, has brewed its final beer. “We hope our beers brought […]
Narragansett’s Latest Beer Pays Homage to the USS Massachusetts
Narragansett has been reimagining its 125-year-old brand with a couple of series of beers named and designed for various elements of Rhode Island lore. The brewery’s latest […]