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I do it all for you, Nation, out of love This is what happens when the wife leaves town. [ed: word to E-6. I'm working on it!!] to kick off the festivities, I went with one of my favorite styles: Ginger Beer! Bundaberg Australian Ginger Beer hails from, you guessed it, Australia.

Local beer makes good ... again ... and again. Never been to the The Brewer's Art brewpub and restaurant in Baltimore? It's a Belgian-themed brewpub "set in a grand Mt. Vernon townhouse" with a "seasonally-influenced menu of European-style country fare." The pub opened in 1996.

Last week I mentioned that I was going to take a day off to celebrate the ole birthday and enjoy one of a few beers I have had waiting. I listed the beers and asked for your recommendation on which on to drink for the occasion. Well, both of you who replied, suggested that I [...]

Butterfly Social Club 722 W. Grand Ave Chicago, IL 60610 I first heard about the Butterfly Social Club through a good friend who found a clip about it on Metromix. This club was to exude organic quality from their décor to their eco-friendly menu. The interior was described as a living entity.

Oxford Organic Raspberry Wheat Beer is one half of the Oxford Organic Ales line from Clipper City Brewing. The brewery has reformulated the Oxford line to be certified organic by the MD Department of Agriculture.

Part of the Guinness family, along with Guinness and Harp, Smithwick’s (pronounced “Smith-icksâ€, “Smitticks†or “Smiddicks†— the ‘w’ is silent) is a delicious, imported Irish Red Ale with a distinctive amber hue when held against light. Although Smithwick’s is not as popular as Guinness on the world stage, it’s considered a local favorite back in Ireland.

Yup, Schlitz. I couldn’t resist picking up the six pack for $5.99 at our local liquor store. I’ve heard a lot of jokes about Schlitz beer, but since they came out with their 60’s formulation, I figured “why not.†Now, I only tried one beer last night.

*That is your humble contributor double fisted in Alexandria Bay enjoying the local Favorite, Genny Light. Heading into the summertime, along with the sound of crackin' Louisville sluggers, the smell of pine tar and women wearing those beautiful sun skirts, nothing is more gratifying than grabbing a cold one out of the igloo on a hot summer day.

By Jonathan McNamara I’ve been betrayed. Past experience and a few bumper stickers have lead me to believe that beer is liquid proof that the gods want us to be happy. Oh, how I have been living in naivety!

For the second time in two weeks, Flying Dog is getting some serious love from the good folks over at Forbes.com.  This week, David Ewalt reviews our Canis Major Series. Click the screen capture below to link to the article.