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Aloha and Sabro hops give this glorious hazy India pale ale intense notes of coconut, red berries and mango. Tropical aromas evoke paradise on the palate, melding berry, floral, fruity and citrus notes from Aloha hops with distinct tangerine, coconut, tropical fruit and stone fruit notes from Sabro hops – a passionate marriage of complementary aromas inspired by the brew’s namesake spread – marmalade.
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Working abroad is a great way of visiting a new place, traveling the world and experiencing a new culture. The big difference when it comes to working abroad is that millions of people end up working overseas because they have to do it in order to earn a better salary and raise the standard of living for their families back home.
You also have another section of people who end up going abroad to work because they want to and are looking forward to a new experience.
Are you a huge fan of beer as well as coffee? Does the thought of combining the two interest you? This is a phenomenon which has grown in strength as more people choose to experiment. Please drink responsibly as you sample our short of the top 5 beers for coffee lovers as discussed on Majesty Coffee School.
A particular group of people can decide to make up some words for use in speech. Teenagers and co-workers are the most active in the formulation of such words. These words then create a slang language that has a particular meaning to the users.
Some of these words are from other existing words from common languages. These words are meant to exclude other people from a discussion. However, they are informal and cannot work in writing situations.
Narrowing down your favorite beer can be tough at times, largely because there are just so many tasty tipples to choose from. In order to discover the latest and greatest beers from all over the world, people are turning to their smartphone devices and the apps available for download to unearth a gem or two.
The level of flavor variety among the various beers produced around the world is truly astounding – especially when you consider the fact that beer traditionally contains just four ingredients: malt, yeast, hops and water. Just by doing something as simple as selecting a different strain of yeast or a different type of hops, you can change the character of a beer completely. That’s why the greatest beer connoisseurs are always so restless; it takes real effort to try everything that’s out there!
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Archetype Brewing in Asheville, North Carolina has announced a new head brewer: Drew Kostic. Kostic previously worked as the head brewer at Circa Brewing in Brooklyn, New York. Full details are below.
ASHEVILLE, NC – Archetype Brewing is super excited to announce our new head brewer, Drew Kostic.
Drew was born in New York City and grew up in Connecticut. In 2008, he graduated from Colgate University and, in 2009, he pursued a Fulbright Scholarship in Warsaw, Poland, where he met two of his life-long friends–both Belgian–who indoctrinated him into the wonderful world of beer. After graduating from Duke Law School in 2012, Kostic practiced law for six years before finally heeding the call to a career in beer. Having homebrewed since his 21st birthday, Kostic enrolled in Auburn’s Brewing Science and Brewing Operations graduate program in 2016-2017. In 2018, Kostic left the law for good, joining Circa Brewing in Downtown Brooklyn and eventually becoming their head brewer. Kostic comes to Archetype by means of several breweries in Brooklyn and Raleigh. His transition from law to beer can be followed in the 2018 documentary Brewmaster which premiered at South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, TX and is available on streaming platforms (free for Amazon Prime members).
Brouwerij L. Huyghe’s Deliria limited release has been made available in 330mL cans, which marks the first time the brewery has released a beer in that packaging format. Full details are below.
Frederick Maryland – BBL, Inc. of Frederick, MD, announces that Brouwerij L. Huyghe’s Limited Release, Deliria, a Belgian Blond Ale, has arrived in the United States and is shipping throughout their nationwide network of distribution partners.
Deliria is the first Delirium beer to be offered in a 330ml Can format! The undeniable popularity of cans in the US Market made Deliria a natural choice to enter the range of Delirium beers already available to American beer lovers in cans. Delirium Tremens, Red, and Nocturnum are all offered in 500ml cans.
