Colorado is host to many great craft breweries, and the Great Divide is one of them. Located in Denver, the Great Divide is just a short and free bus ride from the Colorado Convention Center, where the Great American Beer Festival has been held for the last nine years. The Great Divide has eight year-round brews and fourteen seasonal.
This Friday, August 14th, the brewery is releasing the last two seasonal beers of 2009. Hoss, a Marzen style lager with the addition of rye in the recipe, and Tripel, a classic Belgian style strong ale. The release party is from 7 P.M. to 9 P.M., and for just fifteen dollars it’s snacks and all the Hoss and Tripel you can drink…better check that bus schedule. For more information goto GreatDivide.com.
Ever since Emmanuelle Chriqui introduced us to Neurogasm, I’ve come across a TON of celebrities who also endorse the Neuro-lineup of drinks, which includes Neurogasm for sexual performance, Neurosonic for energy performance, Neurosleep for anti-muscle cramp performance, Neurotrim for weight loss performance, Neurosporti for sport performance, Neuroaqua for hydration performance and Neurobliss for mood performance. Continue Reading »
Well here at Mutineer we are into Legos and we are into beer. Rarely do these two things come together but Rohschinken (YouTube handle) and his brother have melded these two seemingly unmeldable components together in the form of an epic stop motion lego beer spectacular.
Forget sneaking Red Bull energy shots and Nerds into the movie theater, Movie Tavern, the movie theater that offers food and fine beverages to its patrons, has you covered. There are thirteen locations in six states showing a big selection of new theatrical releases. Continue Reading »
Beer stored in bottles and exposed to ultraviolet light gets that undesirable “skunky” smell. Even dark brown bottles, which are considered the best, will still allow some light to penetrate and foul the beer. In a effort to combat this horrible atrocity, scientists from the Technical University of Dortmund have created a polymer that removes the molecules from the beer that cause oxidation. As reported by the BBC News, Molecular trap makes fresher beer: “The process involves chemically designing a riboflavin-shaped cavity into a polymer by moulding it around riboflavin molecules and then removing them.” This technology could eventually be used to remove impurities from other beverages and food such as unwanted flavors and pesticides.
The Mutineers are so geeked out over fine beverage that when they get bored in the car they make a game out of spotting random occurrences of fine beverage. Here is a glimpse of our recent trips to Santa Rosa for the 2009 Wine Bloggers’ Conference, Las Vegas to visit Patron HQ and the Edison bar in downtown Los Angeles for an issue release party. Continue Reading »
Colorado is host to many great craft breweries, and the Great Divide is one of them. Located in Denver, the Great Divide is just a short and free bus ride from the Colorado Convention Center, where the Great American Beer Festival has been held for the last nine years. The Great Divide has eight year-round brews and fourteen seasonal. 
