drewwyatt

Heres that ultra juice NEIPA loaded with amarillo, cascade, and citra. 0 boil additions. You can smell this one across the house and it tastes like a pineapple mango grapefruit smoothie. The foam is straight

Hey Steemit! I am really excited to bring you all this review. Here is Zebulon, one of my favorite breweries and my top recommendation for bottle seekers looking to find the best Asheville has to offer!

If you're ever wondering which beer to have on your birthday, Prairie Birthday Bomb might be your answer. I had this beer the other day even though it wasn't my birthday. But that's because this is one

Hey Steemians! Time for another technical article, and expect a beer review from one of the best Asheville breweries on the block later tonight! As always I appreciate any support via upvoting, following,

OCD DAILY - Issue #23 Welcome to the 23rd issue of @OCD Daily! Issue #23 highlights content from eight (8) flourishing Steemit Content Creators! The OCD team on its journey continues to search tirelessly

Omnipollo is a world renowned Swedish brewery that travels to different breweries across the globe to brew their beers. I found this beer to be interesting because it is also a "gypsy" brewery,

Stillwater Artisanal is a "gypsy" brewery. The brewery, owned and operated by brew-master and previous electronica DJ Brian Strumke, does not own a facility. Brian travels, utilizing extra capacity

I brewed this beer to resemble the traditional Latin American dessert drink that includes rice, milk, cinnamon, vanilla, and sugar. Unlike most dessert drinks, this one is actually thirst quenching, so

Other Half out of Brooklyn has been putting out world class NEIPAs (New England India Pale Ales), and this is no different. Image Credit: Jeremy Wright It’s probably going to be a juice bomb, just like

Featuring the X331 New England India Pale Ale. This hop puts out super fruity and dank notes at the same time, its kind of like a mix of Simcoe and Citra. The official description from the creators at

The cartels from Mexico and the Central and South Americas invest millions every year in an attempt to smuggle narcotics into U.S. markets. Often these attempts fail, and for a while, failed shipments

In our short time spent on earth, humankind has gone through vast and increasingly rapid changes. We have measured those changes in many ways, but perhaps one of the most general ways has been in eras.

Technology solves problems; it also creates them. These contradictory statements might shed some light on our own relationship with technology and how we grapple with its pros and cons. I am fascinated