Happy St. Patty’s Day! Yes, I did totally drop the ball for Flaunt It! Monday, but it was intentional. I have been branching out in so many directions, I just needed a break. More announcements in the near future!
Meanwhile, it was perfect timing when Grist contacted me to see if I would like to share some green beer resources with my clients for St. Patrick’s Day. So… Cheers!
Brewer’s Dozen. In our latest tasting, organic beer comes of age.
Through a Glass, Darkly. A tasting of seven organic beers.
A Cure for What Ales You. A tasting of five fall-friendly organic dark brews.
Ethan @ St. Patrick's Day Costume says
January 9, 2010 at 6:33 amSince St. Patrick’s Day is coming up soon I was searching the web for green beer and came across this site. I was actually looking for how to make green beer, but anyways. The video provided some interesting points. I am very curious to find out if organic beer/alcohol cuts down on hangovers because I could certainly use the help. Also, I did not know about the pesticides in beer, never really thought about it actually, but I guess they use pesticides on everything, including the hops and barley used to make beer so it makes sense.
Ethan @ St. Patrick's Day Cost says
January 9, 2010 at 6:33 amSince St. Patrick’s Day is coming up soon I was searching the web for green beer and came across this site. I was actually looking for how to make green beer, but anyways. The video provided some interesting points. I am very curious to find out if organic beer/alcohol cuts down on hangovers because I could certainly use the help. Also, I did not know about the pesticides in beer, never really thought about it actually, but I guess they use pesticides on everything, including the hops and barley used to make beer so it makes sense.
Rob @ bamboo clothing says
April 27, 2009 at 8:41 pmEven more organic is to brew your own… (costs even less as well…)
Rob @ bamboo clothing says
April 27, 2009 at 8:41 pmEven more organic is to brew your own… (costs even less as well…)