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Scotland s only sour beer specialists Vault City Brewing announce move from Dundee to purpose-built brewery in Edinburgh
Bucking the trend with a covid-defying success story, the specialist brewers have moved to a new brewery in Portobello.
Vault City have a new home in Portobello in the capital (Image: Vault City Brewing)
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Before hazy IPAs and pastry stouts swept the nation, before sour ales went mainstream and bomber bottles were overwhelmed by cans from trendy new breweries, there was a single beer maker in Colorado with the most cachet, the longest lines and the geekiest fans: Avery Brewing.
On rare but highly anticipated weekends beginning in 2009, Avery would host releases for the latest beer in its Barrel Aged Series or “gold foils,” as they were called, because of the elegant little foil tops that Avery placed over the bottle caps and they would draw hundreds of frenzied beer fans, who would wait in sprawling lines outside the brewery’s ramshackle cluster of buildings in Boulder. The first of these highly experimental beers was Brabant, a wild ale fermented with Brettanomyces yeast and aged in Zinfandel barrels. The next was Sui Generis, a sour blend aged in Cabernet, Chardonnay, Port and bourbon barrels. From there, the concoctions got weirder as the brewery continued to play with y
Fancy a Slice of Pie? This Three Forks Restaurant Has the Best
Call me old fashioned, but there aren t many things as satisfying than a cup of coffee and a slice of pie.
There aren t many restaurants in the Gallatin Valley that offer a great selection of pie on a daily basis. In the past, there were places like Frontier Pies (now Fork & Spoon) and Perkins (closed in 2019), but those places aren t around anymore.
Fortunately, the Iron Horse Cafe & Pie Shop in Three Forks has a great selection of pies that you can either purchase whole, or by the slice. The types of pies available changes on a regular basis. The pies are made by the Three Forks Pie Lady, and are absolutely delicious. My personal favorite is the pecan pie, but if that s not your thing, you always have a variety of different pies to choose from.
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