I am normally a big fan of pretty much anything Southern Tier produces.  I think they do an excellent job taking a beer idea, making it different than many other breweries and then implementing, creating …

By Greg B. Recently (well, for Christmas, 2008) I was given a book to read by my Aunt Jane. A book titled “Brew like a Monk” by Stan Hieronymus.  Now, I had never actually read …

By Greg B. Back in the early fall of 2008, I introduced my lab mates to a style of beer that would change their worlds.  The American styled India Pale Ale.  Instantly, two females who …

By Greg B.  I have to say, since I randomly came across a bottle of Rasputin last fall, I’ve been extremely lucky at finding more bottles of beer from Brouwerij de Molen!  The Wine Source in …

By Greg B.  One Sunday I woke up very late.  And I was hungry.  Starving, in fact, and I know I wanted greasy food.  After hanging around the house for a little while, I decided …

By Greg. It was the morning after the memorial day kickoff cookout, and I was pretty hungry.  I had a lot to do this day, and I needed to know that my body had …

By Greg B.  With a last name like Bissonette, sometimes I have to pay tribute to my French heritage.  Sure, my French ancestors left Europe as soon as they heard there was a new continent. …

By Greg B.  I am sorry for the lack of a photo to go along with this beer, but I had no camera and I’ve just enjoyed the beer immensely, there was no time to …

By Greg B. It’s not often that I get out much, something I can write as an official ‘travel’ article for this website!  But I decided to branch out, and qualify motorcycle trips as travel. …

By Greg B.  While in the Wine Source in Hampden a few weeks ago, I was browsing the mixed 6-pack selection area when some beers caught my eye.  I had two empty slots in the …