Beer + Wine Home Brewing Laws in New York
Coming up on Saturday, April 20, we are going to be hosting one of the coolest events ever here in Buffalo. Buffalo on Tap is a huge beer tasting event featuring over 100 different beers from 70+ breweries!
Coming up on Saturday, April 20, we are going to be hosting one of the coolest events ever here in Buffalo. Buffalo on Tap is a huge beer tasting event featuring over 100 different beers from 70+ breweries!
As we get closer to Buffalo On Tap, we are learning more and more than we thought there ever was to learn about beer. For instance, did you know that you could freeze a beer instantly?
So, what do you have “on tap"?
Now this is impressive!!!
When I was on vacation, I went to a popcorn shop and they had every flavor you can imagine!
What do you like to drink your beer out of? What about a beer stein?
I’ve been brewing my own alcohol at home, and if you haven’t tried it ever, you’re missing out. Why you ask? Here are the top 3 reasons!
How dare they! Rule #1: Thou shall not stop man from making his own beer.
We have a huge event coming up for the beer lover in you! It's called Buffalo On Tap, and there is going to be a ton of stuff to do!
One of the vendors that will be there is from a website called Doohickee.com. I checked 'em out already. Here are my five favorite items from their site!
You've heard the Breakfast Club as well as other WYRK personalities talking about Buffalo On Tap, a craft beer festival happening on April 20. Me, I'm usually a Miller or Coors Light kind of guy. When I'm feeling fancy, it's Stella, Amstel, Harp or Guinness. But these craft beers are becoming more and more popular.
Having trouble sleeping? For some, just falling asleep can be tough. Resorting to a few drinks before bed has been shown to help people fall asleep faster. However, it may not help with the quality of sleep.
It’s been a debate for a long time now. People under the age of 21 should not be allowed on Chippewa. Usually, 18-20-year-olds were allowed in most bars, but they have been banned due to safety reasons and bar owners' disapproval. What do you think? Should they let them down on Chippewa?