The Gear Patrol Field Guide: American Craft Beer is a look at 25 top crafter breweries in the United States. Each listing includes information about the brewery, their history, their notable beers, when they were founded and where they’re based. Those who like to try as many interesting beers as possible, preferably in immediate succession…
These 1/2 pound solid brass bottle openers are made in the USA using traditional sand casting techniques, before being tumbled and hand polished. They’re designed to be a buy-it-for-life item that’ll open every bottle of beer you ever drink at home, and they include a handy piece of encouragement cast into the side. Although if…
The GrowlerWerks uKeg is a beer container and dispenser developed for serious home brewers and those who want to ensure their favourite tipple is on hand, at the right temperature, and at the right pressure. This is the 128 oz. version of the uKeg, as with the smaller 64 oz. versions it’s a double-walled, vacuum insulated container with a…
The Beer Making Kit by Brooklyn Brew is an all-in-one solution to home brewing ideally suited to the first time brewer or enthusiastic amateur. The kit contains everything you need to create a 10 bottle batch of Everyday IPA® – a 6.8% India Pale Ale made with Columbus and Cascade hops. The kit comes in…
The recent renaissance of beer has been a wonderful thing to watch, it wasn’t that long ago that your only real choice when it came to beer was a limited and disappointing half dozen mass-produced amber fluids that in all reality, weren’t that different from one another. Skipping forward to the modern day, craft breweries…
These muscle car bottle openers are amongst the best beer-opening solutions we’ve come across, the company behind them is called “Racetrack Style” and they do a series of racetrack keyrings, car keyrings and muscle car bottle openers.
If (like me) you’ve only ever heard the word “growler” used as vernacular for something which shouldn’t really be mentioned on a safe-for-work website like Silodrome, you may be a little confused as to what a beer growler is. I certainly was. As it happens, the word “growler” was originally used…
