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Surly Brewing Co.
Smooth and rich. Coffee is dominant here but it's not over the top either. Which is a surprise from something with coffee right in the name.
Heritage Brewing Limited and the Scotch-Irish Brewing Company are two different companies, but they share the same equipment, and basically function like one brewery, really. The main difference seems to be, that Heritage tends to focus on making lagers, while Scotch-Irish tends to make ales, porters, and stouts.
Carleton Place, Ontario.
Grind: Extra Fine (Average Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Rings (No Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Steepia™ Tone & Coffee Filter Texture)
Lagunitas Brewing Company Chicago opened in 2014 and is the California beer giant's second brewery. At 300,000-square feet, it is the largest brewery in Chicago. The space at 2607 W. 17th St. was formerly a Ryerson Steel distribution plant.
Photograph from Open House Chicago 2018. It was one of my District Coordinator sites. I did not have time to take the brewery tour.
NOTE: The company announced in May 2024 it is closing the brewery and taproom - moving them to California - while keeping the warehouse and distribution facility.
Brews & Bubbles is a Greensboro Science Center fundraiser featuring great food and music, an awesome atmosphere, and samples of beer, wine and hard cider.
Sebago Brewing Company, Portland Maine.
This building suffered a fire years ago, luckily they saved the cast iron facade.
Brew 188, mixed media on board, 12”x16”
Here is my latest work in a series of beer-themed art as I continue to repurpose and recycle beeraphernalia. This one is made of 188 pieces assembled into a quilt-inspired pattern that I have been using for years. This is one of the first times I have used this pattern with such brightly colored source material. The vivid colors contrast against each other and cause a bit of a 3D effect. Because I included cardboard cases and beer coasters, some of the pieces have different thicknesses. This only adds to the 3D appearance. Finally, I cut many of the original material at slight angles, and when I assembled the work, I was even surprised by the illusion of movement (which might not be as apparent in a digital image).
Brew 188 will be included in my upcoming show at San Francisco’s City Beer in October. The idea that it appears to be moving might be perfect for a venue where alcohol is served.
Brews & Bubbles is a Greensboro Science Center fundraiser featuring great food and music, an awesome atmosphere, and samples of beer, wine and hard cider.
My second event was a ticket raffle at Brew Werks offered by U93 the radio station. They were raffling tickets to go see the Chainsmokers. I decided to go with my friends to see if we would win. A good amount of people showed up. One ticket was picked every thirteen minutes and the winner got two tickets. At the end, for those who stayed, additional tickets were being offered to those who won a dance off.
I used my iPhone 6 to take this photo. The aperture was f/2.2 and the shutter speed was 1/60. The ISO was 40.
The natural sunlight allowed me to take this photo. I decided to take it from this angle because you can see all or most of the people that attended and were waiting for their nae to be called. You can also see the name of the place and some context as to where it is.
It has depth because you can see who is at the front and who is at the back. You can see that the area is medium sized outside a restaurant. There is the law of interposition. There is a lot of red, warm color. This makes the photo stand out more. I would say there is a stable virtual weight. There are equal amount of people on either side of the photo.
Gestalt theory can also be applied here. It is hard to tell who at each table is related to each other or know each other because they are scattered. In the background you can tell that the people at the table standing up are in the same group. You can infer that they are the people in charge of the ticket raffle.
Cognitive theory wise there is some nervousness as people wait for the name to be called. You would expect the people to be excited but they seen somewhat calm and nervous. From the words on the boards you can tell this photo was taken at Brew Werks in South Bend and in next to a place that is for sale.
There is not much symbolism here. The red can symbolize the anxiousness as people wait and possibly some anger from those who did not get their name called out. The poster on the table is symbolizing what the event is.
Created with fd's Flickr Toys. This is the Alameda Brew House in NE Portland. I used the DxO Lighting feature on this one.
Dockyard Brewing Company at the Frog & Onion Pub in the Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda.
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New cans on the scene ... Boulder’s newest brewery – Upslope Brewing. Decent beers. I tend to favor IPAs over Pale Ales, but I actually like the Upslope Pale Ale more than the IPA. Beware, they’re rather strong and dangerously easy to drink (high alcohol is hidden well).
Brews & Bubbles is a Greensboro Science Center fundraiser featuring great food and music, an awesome atmosphere, and samples of beer, wine and hard cider.
The temperature and festive vibe could not have been any better at the 4th Annual Annual Rhythm Wine and Brews Experience on February 28th 2015 at the Empire Polo Club. Under the threat of possible rain, 1000’s happily gathered beneath beautiful starry skies to enjoy wine and craft beer tasting while entertained by a diverse line up of talented musical entertainment.
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