By George Horning Well, Craft Beer Week has come and gone, and I'd have to say it was a pretty good one here in Santa Barbara, CA. The weather was a little crazy. Over 90 degree temperatures most of the week. That is not normal around these parts any time of the year,...
May 23rd, 2014 – Craft beer enthusiasts gathered statewide to commemorate a day known as Chomolungma Day. This special day is not only about savoring the flavors of craft beer but also about joining hands in the fight against cancer. Jackie O’s, a popular brewery in...
One Man's Craft Beer Journey By John Tisevich I feel since this is my first blog in Arlo’s Craft Beer Guide some introductions are in order. I’m John, a middle aged, but eternally youthful (at least in my eyes) craft beer lover. But it hasn’t always been that way. ...
Why hello there! I am Andrew and if someone has not done so already, I would like to welcome you to Arlo’s Craft Beer Guide. At Arlo’s we are concerned with great beer, great breweries, the process of brewing great beers and finally, sharing the experience with all of...
By Brew Review Crew Those who know me personally know that although I love craft beer, and will choose craft beer at a bar if given the option, I am by no means a beer snob. I throw back a Natty quite often – in fact, I have half a case of Natty Ice in my basement as...
By George Horning I came to read about and desire this amazing Belgian Ale when I was checking out the Merchant du Vin website not long ago. Here's what stood out to me and made me realize this was something I needed to try - Rochefort Trappist 10 Ratebeer.com -...
By: George Horning This past weekend, the brand new Santa Barbara Public Market opened it doors on the corner of Victoria and Chapala Streets, just a block off of State Street. I didn't make it there until Tuesday, but I couldn't believe how big the crowd was inside...
By Max Madler The Bronx is often synonymous with the New York Yankees, the world’s largest metropolitan zoo, and the literal act of burning. However, NYC’s 2nd largest borough is currently undergoing a renaissance and rising from the ashes of the 1970’s when the...
Being gluten-free in the craft beer world is no easy task. When my husband and I decided to give up gluten for a month as part of our yearly “fast” we were afraid that we would be doomed to drinking only cider and sorghum-based beers. Now, don’t get me wrong, I enjoy...
By Jeramie Lambert No, no, no. Not Beer Goggles. Beer GLASSES. Arguably, beer goggles may be a much more important topic to learn and discuss. However, those are not what I was referring to. For more information on beer goggles, please read my archived blog, Bad...
