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Beer Resources:

Here's an interesting Beer Wheel that helps you describe what you're tasting in your beer. Similar to a color wheel. Check it out.

Beer Pulse - daily beer news!

Breweries:

Highland Brewing Company of Asheville, North Carolina

Sierra Nevada Brewing Company of Chico, California

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ABOUT

So, your town doesn't have a specialty beer shop. Maybe your town does, but you're not in the mood to drive over there. Or you're just a little low on the funds this week. That's when it's time for grocery store beer.

As you know, the beer selection in your average grocery or even c-store has grown over the last few years and some of those beers are pretty decent. Some or not. The Grocery Store Beer Blog is the place to find out which of those beers will make you happy without driving across town or getting into your overdraft.

And another thing, you can always count on The Grocery Store Beer Blog to use original, color photos of the actual beers we review so you can actually see what you're getting - not just picture of the bottle. Other beer sites can't or won't do that!

DETAILS

The beers we will be grading will all be bought at your regular garden variety grocery stores. Not including the Whole Foods type or gourmet shops.

Please note: While a lot of beers in the grocery store try to put on airs of a micro brew, they are actually made by larger national or multi-national corporations. The true definition of a micro brewery is an independent business with a brewing capacity of 6,000 barrels per year or less. A regional brewery can go up to 15,000. And, due to the thriving market for craft beer, several breweries that started as micro or craft are now major players. Know the difference and support your local brewery whenever possible!

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