The Beer In Me : News > Beer Websites http://www.thebeerinme.com/ Discover Beers. Review Beers. Talk about Beers. Learn about Beers. en-gb [i][color=#ff0000][b]The Beer In Me[/b][/color][/i] was established on March 10, 2008.This site is intended for Members who are at least 21 years of age or of legal drinking age in their jurisdiction. thebeerinme@nospam.com (The Beer In Me) thebeerinme@nospam.com (The Beer In Me) Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:13:49 -0700 Wed, 08 Sep 2010 22:13:49 -0700 http://backend.userland.com/rss e107 (http://e107.org) 60 The Brewers Association has a new web site dedicated to seasonal beer releases http://www.thebeerinme.com/news.php?item.225.17
This site is unique to most beer web sites in that all postings come directly from the breweries themselves. Seasonal Beers and Special Release Beers are the gems of the brewing world. They can come and go in a cyclical fashion, but can also be a one-time release. The site lists seasonal beers in a database that is searchable by state and season. Normally information on seasonal beers is hard to find (as the majority of seasonals are produced by small, independent craft brewers and most of these brands are not distributed out of the state they are produced). Thus, the site is a great resource, and it is the largest seasonal beer database on the internet. The web site also states the brewery’s suggestion on what food to pair with their seasonal. Since beer and food are natural companions the site overviews beer and food pairing rules, and some recipes are provided.

Boulder, CO – October 29, 2008 − Seasonal beer sales are on fire right now and the Brewers Association, the trade association representing the majority of U.S. brewing companies, has a web site and brand database dedicated to information on seasonal beers. Right now seasonal beers are the number one selling craft beer style, and information on fall and winter seasonals, and the food they pair with, are on the minds of many going into the holiday season. In a recent Brandweek article The Nielsen Company stated seasonal beer sales were up 29% in dollar sales.

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