BeerAdvocate magazine #63 (April 2012)

Greetings!

We've got a bit of a running joke here at BeerAdvocate. Every month the team says: "this is the best issue ever!" It usually is, as we all strive to make it that way, but this month it seriously is. Never has BA mag been so packed with information. We've added three new pieces of content, plus we've got two features for your reading pleasure. The mag is looking slicker than every too.

About the Cover: Megan Parisi at the construction site of Washington DC's Bluejacket, where she'll be brewmaster. PG. 56. Photograph by Alison Klein.



Inside:

• Beer Smack: Putting Your Money Where Your Mouth Is. (Read more about our Kickstarter project.)
• Jim Wells reports the Beer News.
• Trouble Brewing by Arne Frantzell. (new)
• Andy Crouch: On Bars and Beer Gardens.
• Tim Webb: Not Being There.
• Courtney reviews The illustrated Guide to Brewing Beer: a Comprehensive Handbook of Beginning Homebrewing.
• Drew Beechum: Birth of Cool, Part One
• Barkeep: Monk's Kettle // San Francisco (new)
• Paul McMorrow does the 9 with Doug Hurst, co-founder and brewmaster at Metropolitan Brewing Company.
• Ron Pattinson: Rice Beer.
• Label Approval: Lovely Saint Winefride // Pretty Things.
• Lisa Morrison: Trying to Reason with Brewing Season.
• Kindred Spirits: New York 1929 (new)
• Sean Z. Paxton: Beer Dumplings.
• Cathy Erway: The Spring Fling.
• Sean Lewis: Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company in Kiln, Mississippi.
• Feature: Distilling Like a Brewer by Sarah Bennett.
• Feature: The Lager Yeast Genome Project by Aleszu Bajak.
• Beer Reviews (Porn) by us.
• Beer Destinations: Savannah by Shawndra Russell.
• Last Call with Megan Parisi, brewmaster at Bluejacket, by Courtney.

Plus more!

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Cheers!

 

Thanks for pointing out the errors, which unfortunately happen. This was our biggest issue to-date content-wise, so it was a lot of work for the team. Good news: we aim to add more eyes to help us proof and fact check with future issues. And we'll make sure to do an errata next issue.

Cheers!