
Gary Dzen
Deputy Digital Sports Editor at The Boston Globe
Deputy Digital Sports Editor at Boston.com
deputy digital sports editor @Bostondotcom & @BostonGlobe | beer writer | Marcus Smart enthusiast | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Gary Dzen
There are few beer moments better than the post-workout beer. That first beer after a run or a pickup game hits differently, the brew both quenching your thirst and soothing sore muscles. Back in grad school, my regular running group would meet for a post-run beer at a Back Bay bar just over the bridge at Mass. Ave. Basketball games at the Oak Square Y in Brighton were followed by team visits to the Last Drop. I’m sure you have your own memories and traditions.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Gary Dzen
Watertown author Tom Acitelli.Saadia SumrallWatertown author Tom Acitelli wants you to know there’s real meaning behind the title of his latest book, “The Golden Age of Beer: A 52-Week Guide to the Perfect Beer for Every Week of the Year.”“This is the best time to be a beer consumer in the history of the United States,” says Acitelli. Acitelli’s book is both informative and practical, recommending a different beer for every week on the calendar, and explaining the history behind each one.
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3 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Gary Dzen
NERAX, the longest running cask beer festival in the United States, goes by the motto, “life is short, drink real ale.”There’s a lot to unpack in that first sentence but it breaks down like this: real ale, as defined in this instance, is beer that is naturally carbonated. Unpasteurized and unfiltered, the beer undergoes its final fermentation in the barrel in which it is served.
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1 month ago |
bostonglobe.com | Gary Dzen
Eric Depradine is serious about his mead. During a thoughtful conversation recently, Depradine weaved together information about his family history, Afro-Latino culture, honey production in Louisiana and Mississippi, and prohibitive licensing laws into the story of how he and his wife, DeAundra, started to make mead. Their company, Zydeco Meadery, is named for the Zydeco style of music native to rural Louisiana.
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2 months ago |
bostonglobe.com | Gary Dzen
Bruins legend Ray Bourque has teamed up with two local brands on the release of a namesake beer. Bourque’s Brew was brewed by Jack’s Abby and in collaboration with Legal Sea Foods. As is customary for the Framingham brewery, the beer is a golden lager, brewed to be crisp and refreshing. “It’s what they are known for,” says Christian Giannaris, beverage director of PPX Hospitality Brands, which includes Legal.
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