SAN MARCOS, Calif. – Port Brewing announced today that Russian River Brewing Company will distribute Port’s beers in the San Francisco Bay and Northern California regions. Under the agreement Russian River will provide Port’s full range of products, including the much-heralded Lost Abbey labels, to Russian River draft and bottle accounts. “We’re very excited about […]
Tomme returns to Imbibe Magazine this month, this time talking about Session beers. The article by Adem Tepedelem is titled Smallville and includes some great photography and interviews with a number of other brewers as well. The January/February 2008 issue of Imbibe is on newstands now. » Read the article here (Courtesy of Imbibe).
Limited Edition Barrel-aged Flanders-style red ale available on January 19th SAN MARCOS, Calif. – Port Brewing /The Lost Abbey will issue its long-awaited first release of Red Poppy Ale on January 19, 2008. A Flanders-style red ale made with sour cherries and aged in French Oak barrels for one year, the 60 case limited edition […]
It’s Friday night. I’m sitting at the bar and there are patrons sampling beers including our two Christmas Beers- Port Brewing Santa’s Little Helper Imperial Stout and The Lost Abbey Gift of the Magi. Me, I’m having a huge glass of Gift of the Magi. Teri brought in some cheese for the tasting bar tonight […]
Imbibe Magazine’s November/December issue features an entertaining article by Stan Hieronymus titled Symphonic Brew. An examination of the art of batch-blending beer, it profiles a number of American brewers dabbling in beer alchemy, including our own brewers, Tomme Arthur and Vince Marsaglia. The end of the story also includes tasting notes on nine great batch-blended […]
Brewery celebrates the start of the holidays with release of Older Viscosity, Amazing Grace and Gift of the Maji SAN MARCOS, Calif. — Beer lovers will have a reason to put down the turkey leftovers and give thanks of another kind this weekend when Port Brewing/The Lost Abbey issues three new limited releases for the […]
From the article: King Arthur’s kingdom was in disarray. After a triumphant weekend in Denver at the nation’s largest beer competition, Tomme Arthur returned here to find his brewery – Port Brewing/The Lost Abbey – under siege. A balky capping machine had spoiled cases of Shark Bite Red Ale. A glass supplier has run out […]
It’s official! On November 10th, 2007 we will open the doors at Port Brewing Company and release the 2007 Brandy Barrel Aged version of The Angel’s Share. In order to accommodate more interest and demand in this beer, we will be opening the doors at 10 AM. We “may” have bottles of Older Viscosity available […]
Here’s a round-up of everyone who contributed to Session 9 (in no particular order). Enjoy. Boak and Bailey: Jukebox 1982 The Session #9: Beer & Music – Black Flag, Six Pack « Beer Activist sullicom: Friday Fun Session Appellation Beer: Beer From a Good Home » Blog Archive » Session #9: Laissez les bons temps […]
As I stated in my first post, I love music. The bitch of it is, I can’t play a lick. Nope, not me. I wasn’t given that talent. Seriously, I wish I had been. There aren’t many days when I wish I couldn’t just pick up a guitar or tickle the ivory as a stress […]
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