Monthly Archives: March 2017
Brew with a View returns to Packinghouse Brewing Co. on Saturday
On Saturday, Riverside’s Packinghouse Brewing Co. is hosting its seventh Brew with a View from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Attendees can watch the Riverside Airshow — which runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. — from the brewery’s beer garden.
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3 Iron Brewing Co. to celebrate second anniversary on Saturday
Colton’s 3 Iron Brewing Co. will celebrate its second anniversary from 1 to 9 p.m. Saturday (April 1). (Noon to 9 p.m. for Club 72 members.)
No joke.
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Brewcaipa Brewing Co. to open on Friday
The folks at Yucaipa’s Brewcaipa Brewing Co. are hoping for a little luck o’ the Irish and have chosen St. Patrick’s Day to open the brewery.
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Celebrate St. Paddy’s day a coupla days early in Upland
OK, so St. Patrick’s Day isn’t until next Friday, but the folks at BierBuzz are getting a jump on the holiday.
They will be hosting a free St. Patrick’s Day celebration this weekend in downtown Upland.
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Absolution Brewing in Torrance marks third anniversary March 18 with live performance by Jane’s Addiction drummer Stephen Perkins
Bursted: El Segundo Brewing Thursday introduces first three beers of new single-hop variety IPA
The first three brews feature Citra, Simcoe and Mosaic hops.
Here’s how ESBC describes how their newest IPA’s were created; they look like a tasty addition to what is usually the county’s best line-up of big West Coast IPA’s:
Traditionally beers are bittered by adding relatively small amounts of hop at the beginning of the boil – this results in the firm bitterness that IPA fiends have come to love. A somewhat newer approach often referred to as “bursting” employs the technique of adding huge amounts of hops very late in the boil, or even after the kettle has been turned off. The large volume gives ample bitterness – and the added bonus of MASSIVE flavor components. This series is all about exploring what each hop adds to both the bitterness and the flavor of the beer when employed only in late additions with no early additions. The malt bill will remain consistent throughout the series, and we promise you.. it won’t get in the way.
The beers are available on draft or in 22oz bombers.