Hoperatives
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| Blog Name: | Hoperatives |
| Url: | http://www.hoperatives.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | BEER, CINCINNATI, BETTER BEER |
| Description: | What’s better beer? It’s not just the beer you like, it’s the beer you love. It’s the beer you’ll search for far and wide, the one you’ll drive long distances to sample and buy, the one you’ll hoard for yourself or grudgingly share, but only with friends who get it. That’s what this site is about. It’s about the beer, the places that make the beer, the places that sell the beer, and the places that serve the beer. Most importantly, it’s about the people. The people who make the beer, and the people who love the beer. This blog is centered on Cincinnati, Ohio, one of the world’s great beer towns. We’ll focus on the people, places, and events that make it great. We’ll also look at happenings in the region, which we’re defining as anything within a five-hour driving range. That takes us from the shores of Lake Erie to the north to the Tennessee River to the south, from somewhere in the middle of Illinois to the west, to somewhere in West Virginia to the east. Hey, it’s a beer blog, not a geography blog. What qualifies as regional is going to be a matter of taste. Just like beer. Finally, because the proprietors of this establishment like to take their love of beer on the road, we’ll venture beyond regional and national borders and report back on what we find. |
| Popularity: | 23 Followers |
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Short Hops: November 28, 2009
● Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: New York authorities confiscate Wis. beer Thanks to Mandy Jenkins for tweeting this story! ● BBC News: ‘World’s strongest’ beer with 32% strength launched ● Mirror.co.uk: The top ten weird an
● Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: New York authorities confiscate Wis. beer Thanks to Mandy Jenkins for tweeting this story! ● BBC News: ‘World’s strongest’ beer with 32% strength launched ● Mirror.co.uk: The top ten weird an
Short Hops (Growlers and Tastings Edition): November 27, 2009
● At this week’s Friday Night Flights at Party Town in Florence, they will be opening a selection of Christmas and Winter beers. Remember that the cost for the regular tasting is $2 for a full flight of beers and it goes from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. Looking ahead, at the December 5th tasting, Lindsey from Goose Island will be here to open some new Reserve Goose Island brews ● At this week’s Cork ‘N Bottle beer tastings, they will feature at Covington: On the growler station: Hudy 14-K (could be gone by now), Cork ‘N Brew Brown Ale (Exclusive Cork ‘N Bottle Beer) and KY Bourbon Barrel Ale and in bottles Friday: Bell’s Bell’s Christmas
● At this week’s Friday Night Flights at Party Town in Florence, they will be opening a selection of Christmas and Winter beers. Remember that the cost for the regular tasting is $2 for a full flight of beers and it goes from 6:00 – 7:00 pm. Looking ahead, at the December 5th tasting, Lindsey from Goose Island will be here to open some new Reserve Goose Island brews ● At this week’s Cork ‘N Bottle beer tastings, they will feature at Covington: On the growler station: Hudy 14-K (could be gone by now), Cork ‘N Brew Brown Ale (Exclusive Cork ‘N Bottle Beer) and KY Bourbon Barrel Ale and in bottles Friday: Bell’s Bell’s Christmas
What We’re Truly Thankful For: Great Servers
I’ve been contemplating this post topic for several months now, but today seems the perfect day to write it. Tom and I love better beer, but the place we go almost every Tuesday isn’t listed here as a local bar/restaurant/pub. Why? Well, the most “exotic” beer they have on draft is Sam Adams Boston Lager and the other beers tend to fall in the Bud/Miller/Coors category. So why do we go on an almost weekly basis? One word: Teena (aka the world’s best server). For
I’ve been contemplating this post topic for several months now, but today seems the perfect day to write it. Tom and I love better beer, but the place we go almost every Tuesday isn’t listed here as a local bar/restaurant/pub. Why? Well, the most “exotic” beer they have on draft is Sam Adams Boston Lager and the other beers tend to fall in the Bud/Miller/Coors category. So why do we go on an almost weekly basis? One word: Teena (aka the world’s best server). For
Special Beer Tasting in December
While we were at the Greg Hardman tasting at the Covington Cork ‘N Bottle, we were happy to see this information about a great beer tasting scheduled for next month. Schlafly Beer Tasting at Cork ‘N Bottle Thursday, December 3rd 5:00-8:00 pm at Buttermilk Pike Friday, December 4th 4:00-7:00 pm at Covington Cork ‘N Bottle is very pleased to announce that Scott Shreffler of St. Louis’s famed Schlafly Brewery will be at our two locations for a very exclusive beer tasting. Scott will be pouring their flagship beers such as American Pale Ale, No. 15 and Pale Ale. In addition to those, their seaso
While we were at the Greg Hardman tasting at the Covington Cork ‘N Bottle, we were happy to see this information about a great beer tasting scheduled for next month. Schlafly Beer Tasting at Cork ‘N Bottle Thursday, December 3rd 5:00-8:00 pm at Buttermilk Pike Friday, December 4th 4:00-7:00 pm at Covington Cork ‘N Bottle is very pleased to announce that Scott Shreffler of St. Louis’s famed Schlafly Brewery will be at our two locations for a very exclusive beer tasting. Scott will be pouring their flagship beers such as American Pale Ale, No. 15 and Pale Ale. In addition to those, their seaso
Short Hops: November 24, 2009
● Honey Harvested From Chicago Marriott Roof Used For Craft Beer ● Thanksgiving beers: Don’t serve a turkey with your turkey ● Wear your beer: Craft-brewing apparel store set to open in Boulder ● Toronto Star: Homebrewers can best the big bo
● Honey Harvested From Chicago Marriott Roof Used For Craft Beer ● Thanksgiving beers: Don’t serve a turkey with your turkey ● Wear your beer: Craft-brewing apparel store set to open in Boulder ● Toronto Star: Homebrewers can best the big bo
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