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The Lost Abbey and Brewer’s Blogs

November 20, 2006 By Jay Brooks

I got an e-mail from Tomme Arthur yesterday, letting the cat out of the bag, so to speak, on his Brewer’s Blog. I don’t think he was planning on it being a secret, but it is just getting started. From the few posts there so far, it looks like it should evolve into a fascinating peek into Tomme’s mind and the work and thinking that goes into running a brewery and building a brand. If you love his beers — and you’d be a fool not to — you will undoubtedly enjoy his musings, as well. I’m looking forward to following along.

Although blogging may take time away from his Washoe practice which, as Dave Keene can tell you, he clearly needs (yes, that sound you heard is the gauntlet being thrown down for a rematch).

This is a good trend, I think, of commercial brewers having their own blogs to let their customers behind the curtain to see how the process goes of working at, building or running a brewery. There are now several professional brewers with a brewer’s blog. Below is a list of the ones I know of. If you know of any others, please let me know as I think it’s high time I added a new category of links just for them.
 

Brewer’s Blogs

  • Nico Freccia & Shaun O’Sullivan’s The Beer Guys (21st Amendment)
  • Tom Baker’s Brewer Confessions (Heavyweight) [Note: may be closed]
  • Dave Yarrington’s Brewer’s Notes (Smuttynose)
  • Fal Allen’s Brewing in Singapore
  • Fred Bueltmann’s Bringing Beer to the People
  • Matt Van Wyk & Andrew Mason’s Flossmoor Station Blog
  • Stone Brewing’s Greg’s vBlog
  • Chad Kennedy’s Laurelwood Live
  • Tomme Arthur’s Brewer’s Blog (The Lost Abbey)
  • Laurelwood’s New Brewery Project
  • All the Brewers at Saint Arnold’s Brewhouse Blog

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Comments

  1. tedo says

    November 20, 2006 at 12:23 pm

    I know that Texas’s own Saint Arnold’s has a brewery blog of sorts. Basically all the guys that help make that fine beer post to it.
    Link follows:
    http://www.saintarnold.com/

  2. Jeff O'Neil says

    November 20, 2006 at 1:04 pm

    Dave Yarrington has a good one going for Smuttynose’s “Big” Series. Not exactly a blog, but a lot of technical info.

    http://www.smuttynose.com/pages/comments.html

  3. Jeff O'Neil says

    November 20, 2006 at 1:04 pm

    Dave Yarrington has a good one going for Smuttynose’s “Big” Series. Not exactly a blog, but a lot of technical info.

    http://www.smuttynose.com/pages/comments.html

  4. Jeff O'Neil says

    November 20, 2006 at 1:04 pm

    Dave Yarrington has a good one going for Smuttynose’s “Big” Series. Not exactly a blog, but a lot of technical info.

    http://www.smuttynose.com/pages/comments.html

  5. Jeff O'Neil says

    November 20, 2006 at 1:04 pm

    Dave Yarrington has a good one going for Smuttynose’s “Big” Series. Not exactly a blog, but a lot of technical info.

    http://www.smuttynose.com/pages/comments.html

  6. Jeff O'Neil says

    November 20, 2006 at 1:04 pm

    Dave Yarrington has a good one going for Smuttynose’s “Big” Series. Not exactly a blog, but a lot of technical info.

    http://www.smuttynose.com/pages/comments.html

  7. brewer a says

    November 20, 2006 at 4:40 pm

    Thanks for the mention, I read BBB on a regular basis and I can tell you that so far 5 people have checked out our blog today because of your link. Thanks again.
    andrew
    flossmoor station

  8. Loren says

    November 21, 2006 at 5:02 am

    Tom Baker @ Heavyweight Brewing (RIP) used to blog.

    http://hwbrewer.blogspot.com/

    Not sure if and when he’ll return to it once he and Peggy are back in the saddle in the beer biz, soon I hope.

    Cheers!

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