31 August 2010

Flying Dog/Baltimore Beer Week Promo Happy Hours, and other events

Flying Dog is taking their turn helping to promote Baltimore Beer Week with two "preview" happy hour events this week, today (Tuesday the 30th) at Alonso's on Cold Spring Lane in Roland Park and Thursday the 2nd at Alexander's Tavern in Fells Point.  If you're really lucky, they just might have their new Fresh-Hop Ale ready by these events, though I'm not that optimistic yet.....


Also, general reminders: Add to your to-do list the Max's German Fest Sept. 10-12th; a partial list of beers expected:
Sept 10-12, 2010
11am to close each day
NO ENTRANCE FEE
Over 50 German beers on draft, including:
Schneider Edel Weisse
Schneider Weisse
Schneider Aventinus
Schneider Aventinus Eisbock
Schneider Hopfen Weisse
Erdinger Hefeweizen
Erdinger Dunkel Weiss
Erdinger Oktoberfest
Bitburger Pils
Wurzburger Pils
Wurzburger Oktoberfest
Warsteiner Pils
Warsteiner Dunkel
Warsteiner Oktoberfest
Koning Ludwig Hefeweizen
Spaten Lager
Spaten Oktoberfest
Spaten Optimator
Spaten Dunkel
Franziskaner Hefeweizen
Franziskaner Dunkel Weiss
Mahrs Weisse
Mahrs Unfiltered Pils
Mahrs Ungespundet lager
Gunter Brau Amber Marzen
Langbrau Amber Marzen
Rothenbach Dark Marzen
Hartman Amber Marzen
Ahornberger Dark Marzen
Uerige Sticke
Uerige Classic
Uerige Dopplesticke
Aecht Schlenkerla Urbock
Aecht Schlenkerla Marzen
Aecht Schlenkerla Helles
1809 Berliner Weisse
Hofstetten Kueblebier
Hofstetten Aurora
Hofstetten Granit Bock
Hofstetten Bio Honigsbock
Stiegel Lager
 Max's beer manager Casey Hard is also expecting to have no fewer than ten gravity-feed kegs of German beers on hand.  Fellow blogger Tom Cizauskas elaborates on the difference between a German gravity keg and a British cask-ale firkin here.

ALSO that weekend, all on September 11th: Mahaffey's "Waynestock" street festival/block party starts at noon in Canton; the DuClaw Real Ale Fest in Bel Air 12-4 PM (NOTE: they use a separate website for this fest and don't seem to acknowledge its existence on the main DuClaw website), tickets still available...

Note that Heavy Seas' Bacon & Beer Fest at the Clipper City brewery in Halethorpe on Sept. 11th is SOLD OUT.  As the Baltimore Sun's Sam Sessa might say, "Behold the power of bacon and beer!"

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