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60 bottles and 1 can: Great samplers, and a gloriously sticky beer
Bottles and cans and just clap your hands
In the gift guide a few columns back, I recommended variety packs as an ideal present, a gateway to craft brew exploration, a great deal, and a way to avoid mix-a-six anxiety.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| February 10, 2012
Gateway to beer heaven
Local pros share their first loves and choose their ‘forever’ brew
The craft beer biz is booming . The evidence is everywhere: on tap, as more bars and restaurants diversify their offerings; at the stores, where shelves are crammed with a dizzying array of product; and on the ledger sheets.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| January 26, 2012
Anticipation – or, new year, new beers
Bottles and cans and just clap your hands
In 2011 we welcomed great brews from Firestone Walker, Sixpoint, Breckenridge, and White Birch to the state.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| January 11, 2012
A bevy of huzzahs!
The year in beer
Reflecting on the Year In Beer, it's the singular moments that stand out.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| December 21, 2011
Give the gift of beer: A suds-soaked shopping list
Bottles and cans and just clap your hands
We're working beer-related gifts in Bottles and Cans land. You like beer, yes? Chances are your friends like beer, yes? So give 'em some beer!
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| December 07, 2011
Need mead? Plus, Revival’s here and Lagunitas Sucks
Bottles and cans and just clap your hands
Pete Seeger sang, "We will pray just like the Druids/Drinking strange fermented fluids/Go dancing naked through the woods/They're good enough for me." Those "strange fermented fluids" were mead.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| November 22, 2011
A talk with Greg Koch; plus, the perfect beer for Thanksgiving
Bottles and cans and just clap your hands
Greg Koch and Steve Wagner, the founders of the revered Stone Brewing Co., both cite Anchor Steam as their gateway beer to the wonderful world of craft.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| November 10, 2011
Bottles and Cans and Just Clap Your Hands: ’Gansett’s Battle Roy-ale
Plus, Pearl Jam and the Great Intl. Beer Fest
DEMOCRACY! Narragansett Beer's craft brews — Fest, Porter, Bock, and Summer Ale — are all seasonal delights (especially the Bock; let's skip fall and winter and get right to spring; no, let's not, then we'd miss the Porter, the delicious winter warmer which just arrived in stores).
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| October 27, 2011
The taste of autumn
Plus, the sublime quest for ‘good beer’
So I was ready to do the obligatory Oktoberfest column. I had decided to wait till, you know, Oc/ktober, despite the fact that some of these beers have been in stores since August (and then it was 80 degrees this weekend and too hot for lederhosen).
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| October 12, 2011
Beervana by the numbers
Plus, Providence Craft Beer week!
The third edition of Beervana, the "craft beer enlightenment" event, will be held at Rhodes-On-the-Pawtuxet on Friday, October 7 from 6:30-10 pm.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| September 28, 2011
Gandhi-bot, and Stone’s latest big beer
Mad about Ma-hop-ma
The post hit Beer Advocate last week: "Gandhi Bot in RI."
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| September 15, 2011
A five-pack of beer notes
Bear market
As mentioned a few weeks ago, the great products from Bear Republic Brewing Co. have arrived in the Ocean State.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| August 31, 2011
Talking beer with brewmaster Sean Larkin
Meeting Revival
Hey, summer's almost gone! We caught up with Larkin to fill us in on his latest endeavors.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| August 17, 2011
Great new arrivals; getting a jump on autumn
Goings and comings
FRESH BEER! While folks are still lamenting the departure of Dogfish Head, Avery, and Great Divide from Rhode Island stores, there's reason to be cheerful with the recent arrival of these noteworthy brands.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| August 03, 2011
Interview: Sarah Rainone
Welcome to Galestown, RI
Sarah Rainone on growing up in Cranston and getting in touch with her inner author.
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| May 21, 2009
We're all the Hold Steady
Fans’ notes on the band that’s sharing joy and changing lives, one gig at a time
When’s the last time you fell so hard for a band you drove 339 miles — alone — to see them?
By:
LOU PAPINEAU
| October 17, 2007
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