
A longtime St. Louis brewer will soon take over as CEO at Baltimore craft brewery Heavy Seas.
A longtime St. Louis brewer will soon take over as CEO at Baltimore craft brewery Heavy Seas.
Local breweries seem to be multiplying, but Baltimore’s expansion isn’t limited to a single neighborhood. Just look at last week’s news out of Pigtown. With the breweries spread out and the fact that drinking is involved, someone was bound to start a tour. Turns out, that business model already exists in other cities, and they’re bringing it here.
A quartet of local craft beer creators are set to debut the second beer to help Ellicott City in as many weeks.
That little joy nuggets incident aside, Baltimore’s recent crop of small breweries remain worth mentioning among the best craft beers in the land. This week, Food Republic has a piece that measures up the state’s scene. They even have room for distilleries.
Ahh, December. The time of year when the lights go up, family members come to stay, the kids get a long break from school, and everyone is suddenly in need of a drink. (Not the kids, though, of course.)
In March, Ozzy Osbourne sent The Brewer’s Art a cease-and-desist letter regarding the beloved micro-brewery’s Ozzy Ale that comes in cans sporting an “Ozzy” knuckle tattoo and bunch of bats, both with and without heads. So now Ozzy needs a new name, and The Brewer’s Art is keen to crowdsource it.