Montgomery Advertiser on Alabama Craft Beer Movement

Here is the main article in today’s Montgomery Advertiser. It is THE front page article and carries over to page 13A.
Coming to a head
Beer drinkers make inroads
By Kym Klass • and Rick Harmon • April 20, 2008

Mike Johnson pours a sample beer during a meeting of the Auburn Brew Club.
Two years ago, a bill [...]

New Beer Club in Auburn

We received a contact email from the new Auburn Beer Club, and we are happy to let everyone know about them and link to them. It appears this club’s focus is on commercial beer, and there’s lots of fine commercial beers, although lamentably — relatively few in Alabama. One statement on their website [...]

Witbier in the Corner News 11-28-2007

Our sixth weekly craft beer column in Auburn’s Corner News. This one focused on Witbiers available in the Auburn area. The thumbnail to the right links to an image of the Corner News article, or click here for a .pdf version. The original text is copied below. The end result appearing in the [...]

Imperial Red Ale in Auburn’s Corner News 11-21-2007

Our fifth weekly craft beer column in Auburn’s Corner News. This one focused on Terrapin’s Big Hoppy Monster, an Imperial Red Ale. The thumbnail to the left links to an image of the Corner News article, or click here for a .pdf version. The original text is copied below. The end result appearing [...]

Perfect time for a pumpkin ale

Our fourth weekly craft beer column in the Auburn Corner News. This one focused on Pumpkin Ales. The thumbnail to the right links to an image of the Corner News article, or click here for a .pdf version. The original text is copied below. The end result appearing in the paper may be [...]

Oct 31 2007 Corner News column - Some Like It Black

Our second weekly craft beer column in the Auburn Corner News. The thumbnail to the right links to an image, or click here for a .pdf. The original text is copied below. The end product that appeared in the paper is a little bit different than the original.
Some like it black
by John Little
I felt [...]