The Bums are back and we just went to the premier screening of Warren Miller’s 67th film – “Here, There and Everywhere.” We also just had a private screening of Tanner Hall’s “Ring the Alarm,” so we’re here to give you a synopsis about these two different, but awesome ski movies.

IPA infused with Grapefruit and Tangerine, 7.6% ABV

Forbidden fruit is within reach in this grapefruit and tangerine infused take on our mouthwatering Limbo IPA. Dry-hopped with Galaxy and Mosaic hops for an added citrus punch.

, 6% ABV

To craft this confection, we dove into our favorite chocolate chip cookie recipes for inspiration, and then whipped hefty doses of chocolate, brown sugar and vanilla into a dough-hued blonde ale base. The result is a full-bodied beer that seduces with a perfect balance of vanilla and chocolate, and finishes with just the right amount of sweetness. Put down the spoon, pick up a pint.

It it is time to get out and watch those wonderful ski and board films that get us all psyched up for the upcomming season. The weather is changing, Halloween is over, we're ready to turn the clocks so it’s time to get excited.

Squaw Valley, CA

Crested Butte, CO

Deer Valley, UT

Montana

Switzerland

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort

Cordova, AK

Greenland

Boston’s Fenway Park

Steamboat Springs, CO

Skiing legend Tanner Hall is back with his long awaited ski film Ring The Alarm. For the last 2 years Tanner and his friends shredded their all-time favorite ski zones in North America and sent all the footie to long-time filmmaking collaborator Shane Nelson. (Pop Yer Bootlez! 2005, Like A Lion 2010)

Tanner and Shane spent the last 2 summers editing over 11 hours of footage down to just 38 minutes of the absolute best shots. The Ring The Alarm soundtrack features the illest underground hip-hop remixes from DJ Thomax original orchestral score by Justin Pierre and Matt Taylor and Tanner’s favorite dancehall tracks from Randy Valentine , Cali P and others.

IPA with Concord Grapes, 7% ABV

Pumpkin Ale, 6% ABV

Pumpkin Ale, 8.1% ABV

It's that spooky time of year again when ghosts and goblins come out to play. There are questionable gummies being given out for trick or treat and we're taking time to recognize all that's spooky with some of the best ski areas that will surprise you.

So it’s official and we’re now announcing it – the bums are heading out to Whistler in December! It’s less than 2 months away so we’re getting fired up and starting to gather our intel.

The bums are back, and one of them is back from Oktoberfest in Germany! We’re here to give you tips and advice on what to expect on your trip to Munchen!

Saison/Farmhouse IPA, ? 5.0 %ABV. Limited, brewed once. Ale brewed with grapefruit, kaffir lime, juniper and lemon grass brewed in coloration with Magic Rock..

American Pale Ale, ? 6.0 %ABV. Clear yellowish straw. Little bit of haze. Small white head. Decent aroma of pine, citrus, biscuity, and grassy.

Northern Lights stands among the most famous strains of all time, a pure indica cherished for its resinous buds, fast flowering, and resilience during growth. Itself a descendant of indigenous Afghani and Thai landrace strains, Northern Lights has given rise to famous hybrids like Sour Diesel, Shiva Skunk, and Super Silver Haze. Rumor has it that Northern Lights first sprouted near Seattle, Washington, but was propagated out of Holland after 1985 at what is now Sensi Seeds.

Newell Brands Inc. released a press statement in response to the apprehension revolving around their previous press release about the sales of their winter sports industry (for more information regarding their winter sports industry news please see K2, Marker, Full Tilt….) Newell wishes to clear the air regarding this sale stating that they intend only to sell one of their major brands, either K2 or Dalbello, Marker, and Volkl, in an effort to focus on their new development plan.

Mario just got back from Deutschland for Oktoberfest and he’s here to provide the details – what you need to do and where you need to go.