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Historic Beer Birthday: Peter WeyandDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Historic Beer Birthday: Peter WeyandDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Today is the birthday of Peter Weyand (June 29, 1821-July 17, 1875). Along with Daniel Jung, he founded the Western Brewery on Freeman and Bank Streets in Cincinnati, Ohio. I was unable to find any photos of Weyand, and very few of the brewery when it used his name, too, but then only appears to be for a few years, from 1854-1857 according to some sources. Here’s Weyand obituary from “Early Nineteenth-Century German Settlers in Ohio.” When it wa…Read Article

Historic Beer Birthday: Alan CranstonDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Historic Beer Birthday: Alan CranstonDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Today is the birthday of Alan MacGregor Cranston (June 19, 1914–December 31, 2000). Cranston was a Democratic senator from California, born in Palo Alto, and served four terms. Here’s a biography from Find a Grave: US Senator. A member of the Democratic party, he represented the state of California for four terms in the US Senate from January 1969 until January 1993, serving as the Democratic Whip from 1977 until 1991. Born Alan MacGregor Cranst…Read Article

Historic Beer Birthday: Anton RuhDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Today is the birthday of Anton Ruh (June 11, 1845-November 26, 1925). Ruh was born in Germany, but made his way to America, settling in Kentucky. In 1889, he became the brewmaster of the Bavarian Brewing Co. of Covington, Kentucky, after Wilhelm Riedlin became the sole owner. He brewed there until prohibition began, and even though the brewery did reopen after repeal, he had passed away in 1925. There isn’t a great deal of information about Ant…Covington, Kentucky · Covington Read Article

Beer In Ads #4981: Christian Moerlein’s Bock BeerDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Last year I decided to concentrate on Bock ads. Bock, of course, may have originated in Germany, in the town of Einbeck. Because many 19th century American breweries were founded by German immigrants, they offered a bock at certain times of the year, be it Spring, Easter, Lent, Christmas, or what have you. In a sense they were some of the first seasonal beers. “The style was later adopted in Bavaria by Munich brewers in the 17th century. Due to …Read Article

Historic Beer Birthday: Henry WagstaffDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Today is the birthday of Henry Wagstaff (May 22, 1836-October 19, 1911). He was born in Derbyshire, England, after trying his hand as a policeman and a grocer, moved to New Zealand when he was 48, in 1883. A few years later, in 1889, Wagstaff and Edward Russell founded the Wagstaff Brewery in Mangatainoka, on the North Island. It became quite successful, but in 1903, Wagstaff sold his shares and moved back to England, returning in 1911, but died…Music · Mangatainoka Read Article

New Bid to Set up Beer ‘Taproom’ in Town Centre

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A renewed attempt is being made to open a “taproom” in a Herefordshire town after a previous bid nearby was refused.Regulation See the Story

Historic Beer Birthday: Bert GrantDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Today would have been Bert Grant’s 97th birthday, and he is still definitely missed. Bert opened the country’s first brewpub in 1982 in Yakima, Washington and was a fixture in the industry until his death in late July of 2001. Join me tonight in lifting a pint to Bert’s memory. Here’s his obituary from Real Beer: Craft brewing pioneer Bert Grant, who founded the first modern day brewpub in the United States, is dead at 73. Grant had been ill f…Yakima · Yakima Read Article

Beer Birthday: Neil MillerDribbbleEmailFacebookFlickrGitHubInstagramLinkedInPinterestRSSTwitterYouTube

Today would have been the 51st birthday of New Zealand beer writer Neil Miller. He wrote regularly for Beer and Brewer magazine, the beer blog at Real Beer NZ and the Malthouse Blog. Though born in Scotland — Broxburn — he made Wellington his home. I met Neil when he was visiting the states with Luke Nicholas and other New Zealand beer aficionados for the Craft Brewers Conferences in 2009. They came over early to tour the west coast before CBC b…Wellington, New Zealand · Wellington Read Article

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