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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

One more question.

Everyone knows that IPA is the acronym for Indian Pale Ale. But do you know why this most popular style of beer came to be? and in what century?

Thursday, August 28, 2014

Riddle me this, Beerman. . .

Beer trivia question numero uno.

In what prominent San Diego county craft brewery will you find the words,

"IN ILLA BRETTANOMYCES, NOS FIDES", posted above a barrel aging room?

Second question:

What does it mean?

Answer correctly and you will receipt a VIP Cooler upgrade to use on your next brewery tour.

Friday, August 8, 2014

"Please, Ballast Point, may I have another. . ." Location that is.

Wow! This just in. Ballast Point, the people who produce Sculpin, arguably the best IPA known to humankind, is in the process of opening a 4th Brewery very soon. It will be located at 9045 Carrol Way, in the Miramar area. This location will increase potential production by 3 times! There will be a tasting room and even a restaurant! Slated to open the last part of this year, I can hardly wait.


Monday, July 28, 2014

The Wet 'N Reckless Brewery is on Fire.

Wet 'N Reckless Brewery is on Fire!

Or more accurately, was on fire. Yesterday, July 27, 2014, Fire broke out in the back area, hours after the owner, Dave Hyndman, had been welding. There were no injuries and damages are yet to be determined. I think I speak for everyone at The Drunk Driver, (I dont), when I wish them swift repairs, and I sincerely hope no beer was lost in this incident. SMOKIN'! wetnreckless.com

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Twisted Manzanita Open Since 2010!

It is hard to believe, but Manzanita, I mean Twisted Manzanita, has been in business for over 4 years! Watch out Stone. If you have not tried their selection of medium to high alcohol content brews, you should. And they are open till 10pm on the weekends.  Twisted Manzanita

Sunday, June 29, 2014

San Diego Brewing Co

These people are open till 12am


San Diego Brewing Company's name and tradition began long before this Linda Vista brewery was established. The original manufacturing facility with the same name opened in 1896 amid great fanfare by A.E. Horton, the father of San Diego. The San Diego Brewing Company of today has come a long way from the original brewery, which was powered then by a 25-horsepower engine that operated the elevator, barley mill and mash tun. The modern-day rendition of San Diego Brewing Company hopes to carry on the legacy of the original brewery by keeping artfully crafted brews flowing from its brewhouse. On tap are fifty house and guest brews, including some time-honored classics like the Grantville Gold, Old Town Nut Brown and Infinitude IPA.