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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