Pennywise have teamed up with El Segundo Brewing Company for a Unknown Road craft beer. The full press release can be found below.
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Deftones Announce New Beer
Deftones have teamed up with Belching Brewery for Ohms Pale Ale.
Now if only we could get Drew to finish his review of the album that’s been in our drafts folder for months.
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All Time Low have teamed up with Full Tilt Brewing for a new beer collaboration called Beer Maria. The band will be playing a small set at the brewery and guest bartending on January 26th.
Dance Gavin Dance Announce New Milkshake Beer
Dance Gavin Dance has announced a new beer collaboration with Windmill Brewing.
Alex Gaskarth Enters Baltimore Beer Scene With Full Tilt Brewing
Libby Solomon, writing at The Baltimore Sun:
All Time Low singer and Dulaney High School graduate Alex Gaskarth is entering Baltimore’s nightlife business with an investment in Full Tilt Brewing.
The craft brewery, which has been brewing beer for six years, opened its own location for the first time this year on York Road in Govans, in part thanks to Gaskarth, said Full Tilt co-founder Nick Fertig. […]
The 6,000-square-foot taproom and brewery at 5604 York Road in Govans, less than a mile from the county line, is full of what Fertig said are unique touches — arcade games, graffiti on the wall, a shuffleboard and garage doors that can roll up in the warmer months to let in fresh air.
Metallica Announce New Beer
Metallica have teamed up with Arrogant Consortia for a new Enter Night Pilsner.
In collaboration with Metallica, this beer represents the cataclysmic collision of two uncompromising supernatural forces. It’s a crisp and refreshing Pilsner that, much like the band, transcends genres, shatters preconceptions and challenges convention.
Panic! at the Disco Announce New Beer
Panic! at the Disco have teamed up with Asbury Park Brewery for an IP!ATD beer.
Pabst Blue Ribbon is Saved
In a follow up to this post, Pabst Blue Ribbon won’t be going away:
Pabst Brewing and MillerCoors have ended a legal dispute that had put the fate of Pabst Blue Ribbon, Schlitz, and other blue-collar beers in doubt, reaching a settlement as a jury considered their case. Under the deal, MillerCoors will continue to brew the beers under contract for Pabst.
Why Pabst Blue Ribbon Could Go Extinct
Clint Rainey, writing at Grubstreet:
For years, Pabst has outsourced its beer-making to MillerCoors, a relationship that has suddenly gone sour. The two companies are locked in a half-billion-dollar court battle that, some say, could spell the end of PBR, as well as many other beer brands that Pabst owns. Pabst currently pays MillerCoors nearly $80 million a year to brew its beer; MillerCoors says that, after 2020, it may no longer have the necessary resources available, and is threatening to let the contract expire unless Pabst agrees to a fee that’s closer to $200 million per year, an amount that Pabst contends would “bankrupt us three times over.”
Frank Turner Talks Beer as Well
While posting the previous article, I noticed that Frank Turner also talked with October. The beer stuff is cool, but this section stood out to me:
What I feel that the record is chiefly about is that we’ve collectively forgot how to conduct our disagreements in a civil fashion. The whole point of the game of politics is to try to find a way that we can conduct our disagreements in a civil fashion.
I think that’s one of the main reasons I haven’t been able to connect with Frank’s recent album. The disagreements are over putting kids in cages, women’s rights, trans-rights, unchecked police killing, massive corruption and handouts to the richest people and corporations, a grotesque sexual predator man-baby in the White House, and countless other atrocities that occur on a daily basis. I’m angry about it and I don’t find any value in “civil disagreements” with those that want to deny people their human rights.
Manchester Orchestra Talk Beer
Manchester Orchestra talked with October about beer. My kinda article:
As I’m getting older, I’m just starting to like Bud Lights—you know what I mean? I can drink 10 of the damn things and keep my act together. When I’m going for taste and stuff, I do really love Stella. I think it’s a great beer. I’m liking lagers lately, too. That’s what I’ve been searching for. We just had one the other night called 3Sisters or something like that. It was delicious. One of the better-tasting lagers that I’ve had in awhile. We went and got oysters.
MxPx Release Videos for Entire Album + New Beer
MxPx have teamed up with Silver City Brewery for the release of “Best Life IPA.” They’ve also released videos for their entire new album.
Strung Out Announce Beer Partnership
Strung Out have teamed up with Lucky Luke Brewing to release a new “Astrolux Golden Ale” beer.
Manchester Orchestra Beer
Manchester Orchestra are working with Hop City Beer and Wine and SweetWater Brewing to release a new beer for charity:
The beer will be brewed by members of the Manchester Orchestra, Sweetwater brewmaster Nick Nock, and Torres early in May on the brewery’s Hatchery pilot system. It will debut at Barleygarden on Thursday May 24th – now dubbed Manchester Orchestra Day. […] Look for ‘The Gold’ to pop up at Sweetwater’s tasting room and at both Atlanta Hop City locations (1000 Marietta St in West Midtown and 99 Krog St in Inman Park’s Krog Street Market) soon afterwards.
Tiny Moving Parts Announce “Swell” Beer
Tiny Moving Parts are collaborating with Dancing Gnome Beer from Pittsburgh to release a beer named after their upcoming album.