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YFGF gets press - Yours For Good Fermentables.com received press attention in the Mid-Atlantic Brewing News, October/November 2008 (Vol. 10 No.5). Baltimore correspondent Ale...

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of 36 a week. The current closure rate is 33 per cent up on 2007. A total of 1,409 pubs closed for the last time during 2007. From the same issue: While we should be pleased that real ale is declining slower than the rest of the beer sector as a who Read More

of 36 a week. The current closure rate is 33 per cent up on 2007. A total of 1,409 pubs closed for the last time during 2007. From the same issue: While we should be pleased that real ale is declining slower than the rest of the beer sector as a who Read More

how-to advice’, and other resources. I’m a beer and wine salesman. I transport beer and wine and kegs. Thus, I may not be able to go 100% car-free at work. But a side-consequence of my recent job c Read More

around 6:30pm. WHERE the Busboys and Poets bookstore and cafe at Shirlington in Arlington, VA. COST The event is free. Organic beers are half price during happy hour from 4-7pm! INFO Busboys and Poets, Shirlington Shout out to Tom Cizauskas for organizing this event!

Beer wholesalers in turmoil - The annual National Beer Wholesalers Association (NABW) convention was held recently in San Francisco. According to this Food Industry column from BNet.com...

Tom C. discusses the NoVa Brewfest on the Yours for Good Fermentables blog. This was a great event with our Bill Madden organizing the brewers lineup. Tom brought seven breweries from his Select Wines portfolio. We miss having Tom out there selling for Hugh Sisson’s Clipper City but he still sells them as part of his portfolio at Se

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from Otter Creek. This is a well balanced brown ale with a moderate hop bite. The beers are always nice, but I especially look forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones when I go to a beer fest. I had good conversations with Tom Cizauskas of Yours For Good Fermentables. Tom works for Select Wines and was representing eight breweries this weekend. The New Holland Brewery representative Joel also blogs at The Grain Bill and it was a pleasure to meet a fellow beer blogger. I also had an interesting chat with Flying Dog