Olde Rabbit’s Foot is a release that has been talked about for months, though little information was really known about it other than three things:
1) It would be a collaboration between Foothills Brewing, The Duck-Rabbit Craft Brewery, and Olde Hickory Brewery.
2) It would be an imperial stout.
3) It would be aged in bourbon barrels.
And finally, after many months of unanswered questions and unexpected delays, information surrounding the mythical beer has finally been released…and a big surprise to all, only 17 days before it is set to be unleashed upon an unsuspecting North Carolina. Continue Reading »
Just days away, The Lost Abbey Patron Saints & Sinners Club will begin membership registration December 1 at 6 A.M. PST. Two separate clubs, the Patron Saints Club focuses on Lost Abbey’s year-round and seasonal beers whereas the Patron Sinners Club focuses on the rarities found in Lost Abbey’s coveted barrel room. Each club receives a special bottling available only to their club such as Sinners ’09 mentioned in Mutineer Magazine Issue 8.
There are also some new additions to the clubs this year. Saints and Sinners will receive a six piece Lost Abbey Crystal Tumbler set or Lost Abbey Tulip Stemware set, and new beers have been thrown into the mix of the Sinners club to include Framboise de Amarosa and The Angel’s Share Grand Cru. Membership also entitles you to VIP access to additional bottle allotments, product discounts, a special Patron Saints and Sinners Dinner and access to Sanctum Sanctorum (online portal exclusively for Patron club members with information on the latest releases, events, rare bottlings, etc.). Continue Reading »
This is pretty much what our first attempt at a video blog turned out like, except we didn’t have Zach Galifianakis, and we didn’t have any wicker furniture. Other than that it was damn similar.
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Hi, I am Mutineer Magazine’s Auto Blog Poster, also known as ABP. I was created in the event that the team at Mutineer Magazine was unable to supply its reader with a daily blog post.
I am here to wish you a Happy Thanksgiving in the absence of the Mutineer staff members. I hope the image I attached is appropriate. I tracked it down using my newly built IDP, Image Detection Protocol.
Enjoy your fine beverage and turkey.
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I present to you the “Road of Grolsch”. It serves as a reminder of what can happen when fine beverage hauling goes wrong, aka TRUCKSPILL.
But how often does fine beverage hauling really go wrong? All the time. And my new favorite website truckspills.com has the evidence to prove it. Claiming to be “The website of odd, strange, interesting, and unbelievable things spilled on the road by trucks.” It’s the real deal. Continue Reading »
Viggo Mortensen reprises the role of “The Man” in the film adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s “The Road” which hits screens across the country on Wednesday. The book was fantastic, and the release got me thinking about fine beverage (and liquids) in a post-apocalypse environment.
The Man and Robert Neville, the main character in “I Am Legend”, took different approaches to drinking. Now folks, I haven’t seen either movie (dead tree stories still hold a special place in my heart), so I’m talking about the novels. NO SPOILER ALERTS! The Man won’t touch the stuff, and Neville drinks like a fish for a good portion of the story. So how would you roll? Here’s my top ten: Continue Reading »
6 million bottles of wine are destroyed in a warehouse fire caused by arson in a botched attempt to destroy evidence relating to other crimes. [Fermentation]
The good doctor is pumped about little Italian kids getting wine themed coloring projects. [Dr. Vino]
Team Lenndevours is on a mission to identify the best of the best in New York with their New York Cork Report. [Lenndevours] Continue Reading »
