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Harpers Ferry Brewing to open in Virginia

A new Virginia brewery will soon open just a short distance across the state line from Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Harpers Ferry Brewing expects to open its doors September 27 on a bluff overlooking the Potomac River.

Maple lawn supports homebrewers

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Maple Lawn Brewery supports homebrewers

A bunch of beers you’d likely never expect to hit the taps at Maple Lawn Brewery did so last Saturday. The Pomeroy, Ohio brewery offered a tap takeover with special small-batch brews made in collaboration with members of two local… Continue Reading…

OBW18

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OBW18 Homebrew Competition winners

Competition was fierce and the judging intense at the Ohio Brew Week (OBW18) Homebrew Competition last weekend. Nearly 300 entries from homebrewers around the Ohio region were entered this year.

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Get over to Athens for brew week fun

It all begins again this weekend in Athens, Ohio, as the 13th annual Ohio Brew Week begins. And on Friday the 13th, no less. Every year, beer geeks and casual fans alike fill the town to sample hundreds of beers from… Continue Reading…

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Small breweries react to changing market

Enlightening comments from OBW Brewers Forum Each year, one of the highlights of Ohio Brew Week is the Brewers Forum held at Casa Nueva Bodega in uptown Athens. A mix of Athens’ local brewers with those from others areas of… Continue Reading…

local ingredients

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Local ingredients rule, ales gone wild

Trendy imperial pastry stouts and New England IPAs were as rare as hen’s teeth at Fonta Flora’s State of Origin beer festival last weekend in Morganton, North Carolina. Shoot, there were hardly any IPAs or adjunct stouts of any stripe there.… Continue Reading…

Beers of the Burgh Festival

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Beers of the Burgh hits all the right pints

Beers Of The Burgh is one of those festivals that is easy to love. Over 40 breweries from the Pittsburgh region were in attendance at this year’s event, and the beer was great.

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