On last week's Craft Beer on the Bay podcast, Oliver Brewing’s Steve Jones, filled us in on how he got started in brewing and then, ultimately, became the Head Brewer for Oliver.  In this Part II on Steve’s career, Steve tells us about brewing at Ol

Oliver Brewing has been brewing beer in Baltimore for 28 years, the longest operating craft brewery in Maryland.  I spent some time with Steve Jones, Oliver Brewing’s Head Brewer, and talked about his career, from his start in England to moving to the

In this week's episode of Craft Beer on the Bay, Jefferson goes behind the scenes Gunpowder Falls Brewing in New Freedom, Pennsylvania, just over the Maryland state line...cheers!

While it’s hard to know exactly what St. Patrick’s Day will be like this year, it’s still a day to celebrate life!  And this year, like every year, I start thinking about the day and buying Guinness Draught, the Guinness beer that most people assoc

Wintertime in Baltimore.  Snow on the ground.  Icy winds.  Bitter cold.  And the perfect time to drink a Barleywine.  In this week's episode, Jefferson gives a little backstory to Barleywine and his own recommendations. Cheers!

It's cold, its the dead of winter. So how do we warm up? Every January, Troeg’s Independent Brewing releases an Imperial Amber Ale that’ll do just that: warm you up… and give you a chance to celebrate one of the many good things in life. Take a lis

In this week's episode of Craft Beer on The Bay, Jefferson takes a brief look at Baltimore's brewing history. Cheers!

In this week's episode of Craft Beer on The Bay, Jefferson takes a brief look at Baltimore's brewing history. Cheers!

In this week's podcast, Jefferson, the Craft Beer Guy,  goes behind the scenes at Iron Hill Brewery and Restaurant  Newark, Delaware to explore the 16 oz Hipster IPA...take a listen and then pick up a 4 pack this weekend.

Putting together a mixed-six gives us the chance to try new beers without committing to a full six-pack of one beer. A mixed-six lets us try different beers and find those monster home runs…It also lets us try something without the frustration of commit