Archive for December 2009
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John over at The Business of Beer sat down with us as part of his new The Startup Dialogues series. We talked about building a name, logo, and packaging for a new brewery. Check it out. Leave a comment. Heckle the locals.
Approximately 67% of our Monday Night brewing team is still on vacation. With this in mind, we thought it best not to leave our brewing fate in the hands of Joel.
I think you will agree. See you all in 2010. Or, according to the Chinese calendar, The Year of the Atlanta Brewery!
A curious Monday-related sign spotted on the “blog” of “unnecessary” quotation marks. Sounds like someone needs a website that tells them when it’s actually Monday. Because “Monday” can sometimes sneak up on you. For instance, is today, for all intents and purposes a Wednesday, more of a “Monday”? Something to think about…
Brewing TOTALLY HAPPENED last night. We brewed up a slightly fuller version of our Drafty Kilt Scotch Ale. It should come as no surprise that Joel required assistance most of the evening, even when performing simple tasks such as holding a flashlight.
Those of you who came last night may have noticed that it felt like [...]
Ah, December 21. The winter solstice. When the sun rises at noon and sets at 3pm. The perfect time to brew our Drafty Kilt with a recipe updated for the first time since… May? April? I could tell you, but I’d have to open the recipe file, and that would mean opening Excel. Which I [...]
Yet another boon for beer on Atlanta’s Westside. Ormsby’s is opening its doors today. According to their website:
Ormsby’s, a classic neighborhood tavern found in Atlanta’s west-side. A warm, welcoming and comfortable gathering spot with a full bar that features an extensive craft beer selection and classic cocktails along side a fresh pub menu. At Ormsby’s [...]
One of my favorite neighborhood spots of Flip Burger boutique. It’s a mere block from my house and the landmark by which I reference where I live now (as no one seems to have heard of Berkeley Park but everyone seems to have heard of Flip). The place is mad crazy busy all the time [...]