Here’s why I love Pretty Things: when you drink a bottle of their beer it’s no different than reading the next installment of a very well written, serialized autobiography. Continue reading
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HONEST PINT: INTRODUCING BAXTER BREWING
Maine’s Baxter Brewing Company—New England’s first Craft Brewery to go completely canned—is making its Boston-area debut this week. We talk to owner/president Luke Livingston about ditching the glasses, drinking on skis, and the side-shotgun maneuver. Continue reading
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