Tag: Pennsylvania
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Warwick Farm Brewing Ups Its Stout Game with Imperial Molé Stout
The above image is from their website where, as of today (8/10/20), a few cases of the Molé Stout are still available for purchase HERE. The Imperial Molé Stout was brewed with Maris Otter, Chocolate, and Toasted Malts. Following the boil, this beer was aged on cinnamon, chocolate, and chili peppers. A 4-hour boil was…
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Imprint Beer Company 1st Anniversary Details and Tap List
Imprint Beer Company started selling crowlers off their dock at 1500 Industry Road Suite O in Hatfield, PA (19440) over a year ago. Their brews were an instant hit with hop heads and beer lovers alike. After opening a full taproom at the same location, they were able to slowly start producing more beer. Eventually…
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Devil’s Acre Tavern in Plumsteadville: It’s Worth the Drive from Philly!
Devil’s Acre Tavern is located at 5691 Easton Road in Plumsteadville, PA and can be easily reached from Philly via Route 611 (Broad St./York Rd./Easton Rd.) North. Just follow Route 611 from North Broad Street in Philadelphia all the way up past the Doylestown exit of the bypass. Devil’s Acre Tavern is the second restaurant…
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Glory Beer Bar & Kitchen in Old City Philadelphia
Glory Beer Bar & Kitchen opened in September 2018 at 126 Chestnut Street. They pride themselves in being a “beer bar” with over 30 selections on tap and more than 20 bottles. Glory is a haven for beer aficionados, but don’t let the name fool you! The food is as mouthwatering as the beer! The…
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Philadelphia Eagles Beers Made By Philly Area Breweries
The following is a comprehensive list of beers made by Philadelphia and other local breweries, including New Jersey and Delaware, inspired by the Philadelphia Eagles who brought the first Super Bowl home to Philadelphia in 2017. I try to keep this post updated as often as possible, but shoot me a DM on Instagram if…
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Gaul & Co. Malthouse: Philadelphia Meets Polish Tradition
Since the 1940’s Port Richmond and Bridesburg have been predominantly Polish communities. They’re thriving with Polish-owned businesses, such as bakeries and butchers who produce award-winning Polish delicacies. Gaul & Co. Malthouse in Port Richmond, Philadelphia has transformed bar food with a Polish influence. Located on an unassuming Port Richmond street (3133 Gaul Street), Gaul &…
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Odd Logic and Second Sin Brewing: The Highlight of My Beer Fest Outing
I recently went to Broken Goblet Brewing‘s 4th annual Hoppy Halloween festival at their new location at 1500 Grundy Lane in Bristol. This festival featured over 25 local and regional breweries pouring unlimited 4oz samples. A few of them stood out among the rest, particularly because they haven’t opened taprooms yet. Odd Logic Brewing Co.…
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Imprint Beer Company in Hatfield, PA
Imprint Beer Company produced small batches of 32-ounce crowlers and sold them off the dock at 1500 Industry Rd Suite O, Hatfield, PA 19440 on Saturday mornings. A large following of cicerones ensued, so they opened a taproom at the same location that officially opened September 7th. Imprint Beer Co. has been taking the Philly…
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Zahav Modern Israeli
Zahav takes diners on a journey across cultures. The meal starts with the Salatim, an assortment of six daily vegetable salads. These small dishes foreshadowed what was to come later in the meal. The next course in the meal is the infamous hummus. You can’t go wrong with any of the three varieties: the Tehina,…
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La Cabra Brewing Can Release 7/24: Heapious and Simcoe Shatter
A few weeks ago, La Cabra Brewing in Berwyn, PA announced their latest can release. The beers are as follows: Heapious (a New England Double IPA hopped with Idaho #7, Galaxy, and Simcoe), Hipster Catnip (their popular IPA), and Simcoe Shatter (a 100% Simcoe Powder Hopped New England IPA). They sold the cans at the rear entrance at 5pm with…
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