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Hop Yard 62 will be hosting Pack the Yard featuring three taps from Wolf’s Ridge Brewing and BrewDog during Columbus Craft Beer Week. Visit Hop Yard 62’s Facebook page for more information about which beers will be tapped that evening.
Food Truck Friday: Cousins Maine Lobster
Hop Yard 62 will be hosting the Cousins Maine Lobster food truck. This food truck was featured on Shark Tank and serves up premium, wild caught, and sustainably harvested lobster. You won’t want to miss an opportunity to have some of the freshest lobster rolls or a lobster grilled cheese! Don’t forget to grab a […]
Which Brew is Really You?
July 13, 2014 12:06 pm
Ayana Wilson
With over 20 distinct styles of beers from which to choose, it’s not always easy to pinpoint the perfect brew for you. After all, tastes vary based on things like the weather or activity. And if you’re new todrinking good beer, it’s difficult to know the next step. Taste is individual, and choosing the right […]
Meet the Bad Boy Beards in Brewing
July 12, 2014 7:30 am Ayana Wilson
It’s something of an unspoken rule, a rite of being that few even comment on because of its pervasiveness. True, there are exceptions, but they are just that, exceptions, and the norm still rules the day. I’m talking about brewers and their beards. In this city at least, it seems that if you are making […]
Do You Have What it Takes to Launch Your Own Brewery?
July 11, 2014 10:17 am Ayana Wilson
As the craft beer trend continues to grow, more and more entrepreneurial enthusiasts are throwing their hat into the barrel. New microbreweries are springing up overnight, it seems, each with their own distinct take on the perfect beers. But, is it really as easy as it may seem to start a brewery? Is turning a […]
What’s Your Favorite Beer? 2014 Edition
July 10, 2014 10:10 am
Walker Evans
One of the best things about being a beer aficionado is that there’s a near-endless supply of different craft and speciality brews to sample and explore and experiment with. During last year’s Beer Week series we asked five local beer fans (who have contributed regularly to our 85+ page messageboard discussion on the topic) to […]
101 Beer Kitchen Expanding to Gahanna
July 10, 2014 7:30 am Ayana Wilson
Craft beer restaurants have been trending for the last couple years, and for good reason. The combination of chef-driven cuisine and craft beer is one that’s ultimately satisfying, and with the emergence of several microbreweries in the city, one that was inevitable as well. 101 Beer Kitchen opened little over a year ago at 7509 […]
