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Author Archives: HEATHER VANDENENGEL
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DEAR READER: WELCOME TO THE “REAL WORLD”
If there’s one phrase that gets repeated around the second half of senior year of college, it’s something along the lines of, “I’m not ready for the real world.” Continue reading
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FIVE WAYS TO CELEBRATE AMERICAN CRAFT BEER WEEK
“The mother of all beer weeks” is here and Honest Pint’s got the lowdown on how and where to drink it up (and in).
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MY DRUNK KITCHEN: CRAFT BEER EDITION
What beer to pair with what you’re cooking (and a bit drunk editing, to boot). Continue reading
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BEHIND THE BEER: BANRYU ICHI
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In Cambridge, two brewers have pushed craft beer into a direction it’s barely dipped a toe in before: sake brewing. Continue reading
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HONEST PINT: BACON AND BEER
Don’t underestimate the power of this bacon beer. Continue reading
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BEHIND THE BEER: RICH & DAN’S RYE IPA
Honest Pint’s got the scoop on Harpoon’s new year-round offering: Rich & Dan’s Rye IPA Continue reading
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A RUN AND A REVIEW: SAM ADAMS 26.2 BOSTON BREW
I run, I drink, I review, the new Boston Marathon beer. Continue reading
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HONEST PINT: BEER RUNNING: WHERE BMI MEETS ABV
I’ve always been leery of the phrase “beer runner,” and what exactly that entails. Are we talking some kind of superhuman who drinks late into the night and rises at dawn for a brisk jog? Someone who runs sprints to the liquor store? Or fills a CamelBak with IPA? Continue reading
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HEADY TOPPER COMING BACK TO BOSTON
“If we ever have enough Heady to expand our distribution on a regular basis, it will most definitely be Boston.” Hallelujah!
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