HOW TO PASS A BEER BILL IN 10 DAYS
INTRODUCTION Do you remember that movie? You know the one. The hint is in the title to this post. As I recall it, Kate Hudson’s character is attempting to push […]
Category Archives: Beer Culture
WHY YOUR SOUTH CAROLINA HOMEBREW IS PROBABLY ILLEGAL
I spend a lot of time on this blog explaining different beer laws in South Carolina. I’m always happy to answer anybody’s questions as best that I can to help […]
HOW DOES SOUTH CAROLINA STACK UP FOR DESCHUTES?
By now, you’ve certainly heard about what was one of the worst kept rumors flying around the beer world – that Deschutes Brewery is looking to expand and find a […]
SOUTH CAROLINA BEER GIFT GUIDE FOR 2014
Hey, you. Yes, you. The shopper who wisely waited until the day before Christmas Eve to begin their Yuletide adventure in the great retail wilderness of South Carolina. Well, fear […]
NEW ECONOMIC IMPACT DATA FROM THE SOUTH CAROLINA BREWERS GUILD SHOWS MORE GROWTH
Recently, the South Carolina Brewers Guild announced in a series of tweets that it had conducted an economic impact survey in conjunction with the national Brewers Association on the success […]
THE STONE BILL: FOOD FOR THOUGHT
The Stone Bill is now the Stone Law. Yesterday, Governor Nikki Haley signed the bill and upon signing, it took effect immediately. But in the wake of everything lately, the […]
THE STONE BILL: WHAT THE COMPROMISE ACTUALLY MEANS
Yesterday was a historic day in South Carolina. The Stone Bill not only got through the conference committee, but an agreement was reached between the South Carolina Brewers Association and […]
THE STONE BILL: WHAT IT DOES
You might remember not long ago that we looked at what it would take to land either Stone Brewing or Deschutes Brewery as both look to expand to the east […]
STONE AND DESCHUTES: CAN SOUTH CAROLINA LAND THEM?
One of the questions that I’ve been hearing a lot lately is in regards to the potential east coast brewery locations for Stone Brewing Company and Deschutes Brewery. The next […]
IT’S NOT EASY BEING GREEN – A NEW SPENT GRAIN RULE
When you visit breweries these days, whether in South Carolina or elsewhere, you may have noticed some spent grain sitting in a truck, trash can, or trailer that will soon […]
