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Life in the Time of CoVID: Olde Mother Celebrates Turning 5

Almost five years ago to the day, now , I sampled the Roasted Maple Stout from Olde...

Regional Round-up: Wine, Beer, and Spirits News October 15

Pherm Brewing Company is coming to Gambrills to offer live music and unique beers...

Regional Round-Up: Champions, and Collaborations, and so much more…

Featured, National and Regional News, News Digest

Charles County Nano-Brewery Awarded “2020 Champion Of Maryland Manufacturing” by Staff October 30, 2020 WALDORF, MD–Southern Maryland nano-brewery...

From the Classroom to the Cask: Kay Bennett’s Journey from Teacher to Assistant Distiller

Featured, The Beer Guy

by Kevin M. Smith Most of Frederick’s craft beverage fans probably remember Kay Bennett as the knowledgeable beer slinger at Rockwell Brewing with...

Round-up From Around the State 9/15

Featured, National and Regional News, News Digest

Science of beer gets boost in Hyattsville John Domen September 14, 2020, 2:28 PM A brick industrial building in Hyattsville, Maryland, is not where...

BI-MONTHLY FROM THE BAR: BEER OF THE End of the BI-MONTH

Featured, From the Bar

by Kevin M. Smith This issue's recommendation is a lovely collaboration between Calvert Brewing Company and True Respite, and just happens to honor...

Running Strong in Tough Times With Loew Vineyards

by Kevin | August 31, 2020 | Featured, The Beer Guy | 0 Comments

by Kevin M. Smith The ability of businesses to adapt to new and changing situations can go a long way towards the ability of a business to survive....

Beer & Loathing in Frederick: Milkhouse Edition

by Kevin | August 16, 2020 | Featured, The Beer Guy | 0 Comments

by Kevin M. Smith For most of Frederick County’s breweries, the March quarantine meant scrambling to adjust their business plan. Throughout the Beer...

Frederick Behind Bars: A Glimpse of What’s to Come

by Kevin | August 16, 2020 | Editorial, Featured | 0 Comments

by Kevin M. Smith Life is getting busier. While a return to some form of normalcy is somewhat welcome, it's concerning. I can't help but notice the...