Monday beer links, musing 11.25.13

Ten reasons you should be drinking Goose Island right now. No punches pulled: “I’ll tell you that there are plenty of bad and not-great bottles and kegs out there from new brewers, but, regardless, the hype for small new breweries doesn’t seem to ebb.” I will use it as an example of advocacy at the Draft Writing symposium next February in Kentucky. [Via @jalaffler]

– Session #82 topic revealed: “Beery yarns.”

Specialty hops are taking over the world. Lots of replanting in Australia to meet demand for what Peter Darby in England has dubbed as “impact hops.”

Harpoon Lays Claim to ‘New England-Style’ IPA. Of course the founders note they also make a “West Coast-style.”

Malting barley varieties compared in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

Craft beer in Minnesota. Graphic illustration of beer production from 2006 to 2012.

Old Olympia beer brewhouse remains object of fascination. The rice cooker is the only piece of equipment remaining from 1906.

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