Anheuser-Busch Sells to InBev For $52 Billion
It’s now official, Anheuser-Busch is now owned by a foreign company, selling to InBev for 52-Billion Dollars. The company own Spaten, St. Pauli Girl, Bass, Becks and now Budweiser branding.
InBev is the largest brewer in the world and has expanded their dominion to own the King of Beers here in the United States, marking the [...]
Woody Creek White Belgian-Style Wit
Looking for a traditional white ale with crisp taste and lasting appeal? Flying Dog’s Summer Seasonal has hit the market and their wit beer is a great competitor to the likes of Blue Moon, a Canadian brewery company (aka Coors).
This beer has very little aroma on the nose but shows highlights of citrus flavor on [...]
Will InBev Buy Anheuser-Bush?
On May 23, 2008, it was reported that InBev is preparing a US$46 billion offer for American brewing company Anheuser-Busch. This is an absolustely huge deal, making many people a good amount of money and taking what many consider an “American” heritage and making it foreign owned.
InBev, a Belgian company, is the largest brewer in [...]
Kerberos Tripel: Everyday Drinkers Review
Flying Dog’s latest brew, Kerberos Tripel, has hit the market at the perfect season. It’s a true Belgian style brew using traditional brewing techniques straight out of Belgium. The beer arrives with a sweet 8.5% alcohol by volume (ABV), bottle conditioned for extra fermentation and will be available all year-round.
Let’s start with the pour, if [...]
Flying Dog Preview’s Kerberos Tripel
I’ll be getting the Kerberos Tripel in the next few days, but the fine folks at Flying Dog setup a preview of their newest beer creation for the summer time.
“Kerberos Tripel is a bottle conditioned, strong Belgian-style ale with a slightly hazy appearance and mousse-like head. It is brewed with Golding and Saaz hops [...]
Belgian Style Kerberos Tripel Hitting Shelves Soon
Soon to be available in 4-pack and 24-pack cases (or kegs if you’re hardcore), Kerberos Tripel is a new Flying Dog beer arriving just in time for summer. We’re talking 8.5% alcohol by volume traditional Belgian Style brew with a gold hazy color and “mousse-like head.”
I’ve not gotten a chance to try this one, unfortunately, [...]
Celebrate With Session Beers
This is the season to go outside, have barbeque’s and enjoy life with friends. I understand there are people around the world that enjoy the winter time, winter sports and bitterly cold weather, but for everyone else the spring and summer time is the time to kick back and get lazy.
Need further proof? Many folks [...]
Everyday Drinkers Podcast Episode 08: Belgian Style Beer
This drinking podcast covers Belgian Styled beers, including Abbey Ales, Blond Ales, Lambics, Ambers and more. This includes Grimbergen, Pomme Lambic, Hoegaarden, Duvel, Westmalle, De Koninck and others.
Brouwerij Lindemans Pomme Lambic
Never before have I dared to taste such a Lambic; I took a risk and dropped down USD $7.99 for this big ol’ bottle of Lindemans Brewery’s (Brouwerij Lindemans) Pomme Lambic. For those that don’t speak the language, Pomme means “apple” so we’re sipping down an apple juice flavored beer.
You can understand my [...]
Grimbergen Blonde Ale
This is the second Blonde we’ve covered here at Everyday Drinkers and it has its own unique personality. This Blonde is from Belgium, contains the same golden color but has a completely different sweet taste common to Belgian beverages. Grimbergen Blonde Ale is an Abbey Ale which stays true to its ancient Abbey heritage.
Pour it [...]
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