If you’re interested in beer dinners, then I think there’s a good probability that you’re interested in cooking. I’m always looking for better ways to make food at home, and I found a good blog entry about 10 ways to cook better. (via Kottke)
Do you guys have any tips for other beerdinners.com readers about increasing [...]

I had the good fortune to go to the Tommyknocker and Breckenridge beer dinner at Duo in the trendy Highlands area of Denver (not to be confused with Highlands Ranch, suburban land of the cul-de-sac). Joining me in the dining experience, was David, a beer blogger who was in town from Fredericksburg, VA. We had [...]

Chicago’s CBS affiliate aired a nice video segment during their morning news a few days back about pairing beer with barbecue. Jennifer Faulk of the Glunz Beer Culinary Council recommended two different beers for each food pairing, which ranged from grilled chicken and fish to burgers and barbecue ribs. They also posted a blog entry [...]

You heard me, beer and turkey sandwiches. A match made in Heaven. I took one of my favorite sandwiches in the world, a Thanksgiving Day beer called the PJ’s Gobbler, and paired it with our new (and bottle conditioned) Kerberos Tripel:
In the Flying Dog Brewery marketing department, we sort of have a thing for turkey [...]

It’s that time of the month when beer bloggers are writing about a common theme, and this month’s theme is Beer Festivals. The Geistbear Brewing Blog is hosting, look here for the full list.
Being a first-year festival, nobody was exactly sure what to expect from Savor last month. For those who could not attend but [...]