Category: Rated

Lord Hobo Brewing in Woburn, Massachusetts was founded in 2015 and began pumping out some fun New England style beers much to the delight of hop heads in the great North East. Lord Hobo has built itself on the IPA, focusing on the hazy side of things and has found great success in their short… Continue reading Brewer’s Review: Lord Hobo Brewing

It’s been fun to see my hometown brewery, Ahnapee Brewery, evolve since they opened in 2013, growing from a very modest but well-executed lineup of traditional styles to some of their more creative, ambitious beers they’ve been putting out using limited space and equipment. One of those beers being an Imperial Raspberry Ale, aged in wine… Continue reading Brewer’s Review: Ahnapee Brewery

In the last five years, Chicago has transformed into one of the country’s craft beer hot spots, with several GABF and World Beer Cup winners taking home medals year after year. With the city proper seeing the majority of the craft lime-light, it’s easy to forget that breweries in the nearby suburbs are also making… Continue reading Brewer’s Review: Crystal Lake Brewing

Breweries across the country release new iterations of classic beer styles every day. There’s no shortage of IPAs, Belgian tripels, stouts, porters and the like that all have their little flair, and that variety in selection is exactly what we as beer lovers want. Without variety and variation, there would be little to separate one… Continue reading 5 Rabbit Brewing, Chocofrut Mandarina & Arroz Con Leche

In following Marz Community Brewing’s beer releases, I’ve come to learn one thing. Always expect to get way more than you bargained for. The brewery is just one project in the balancing act that Ed Marszewski has going on. As the driving force behind Marz Brewing, the Co-Prosperity Sphere gallery, Maria’s Packaged Goods, he co-founded… Continue reading Expect the Unexpected with Marz Brewing

Marz Community Brewing has been on the tip of Chicagoans tounges for the last year or so and have recently come on especially strong. There’s only one reason why a brewery is able to pop so quickly and it has everything to do with the quality of their product. New breweries are more of an expectation… Continue reading Marz Community Brewing – The Machine