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Stoudt’s 20th Birthday Bash

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4.28

Stoudt’s 20th Birthday Bash

Stoudt Brewery, 2800 North Reading Road, Route 272, Adamstown, Pennsylvania
717.484.4387 [ website ]

From the press release:

We will be hosting a 20th Birthday Bash in the Stoudt’s Biergarten on April 28th from 7-11. Come enjoy the beer, food, music and share your favorite Stoudt’s memories.

Stoudt’s Birthday Beer Dinner

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4.27

Stoudt’s Birthday Beer Dinner

Stoudt Brewery, 2800 North Reading Road, Route 272, Adamstown, Pennsylvania
717.484.4387 [ website ]

From the press release:

A beer dinner will be held Friday April 27th starting at 6:00pm. Music, four course dinner, release of a special brew and Stoudt’s beer memories.

Belgian Beer Festival

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10.27-28

Beer Advocate’s Belgian Beer Festival

The Cyclorama at The Boston Center for the Arts, 539 Tremont Street, Boston, Massachusetts
[ website ]
 

Connoisseur Tasting
Friday, October 27, 2006

Tickets are $40 each [ Buy Tickets ]
6-9:30pm (beer stops @ 9:30pm)
Limited to 500 tickets; No door sales.

Session One & Two
Saturday, October 28, 2006

Tickets are $30 each
Not available on-line. Check the website for ticket venue locations.

Session One = 1-4:30pm (beer stops @ 4:30pm)
Session Two = 6-9:30pm (beer stops @ 9:30pm)
Limited to 1,000 tickets per session.

New Binding Website

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The Binding Brauerei Group announced today a new website for the U.S. market has been launched. The Binding Group, known as the Radeberger Group in their native Germany, owns several beer brands and imports at least five of them to the United States: Radeberger, Clausthaler, DAB, Krusovice and Tucher.

Radeberger Pilsner is a world class pilsner and brewed in the town of Radeberg, just outside Dresden. The brewery itself is beautiful as is the surrounding area of what was once part of East Germany. If you get a chance to visit Dresden and Radeberg, I highly recommend it. Be sure to order the unfiltered version of their pilsner, a Zwickel, available exclusively at the brewery. It’s wonderful. Radeberger was recently featured as the beer in the sophomoric film Beerfest, which is a shame because the beer is so much better than their association with the film might otherwise imply.