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If you need some good reasons to build your own home bar, here are the top five of all time. They work for those of you who are experiencing resistance from your better half.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Jan 06, 2012 […]
Salvaged windows always make for great home bar decorations. Whether they are tall windows that can liven up the entrance or long windows that can add dimension over a table with a set of stools, salvaged windows add character.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Nov 23, 2011 […]
Most beer taps are made from plastic or glass. But, pub style beer taps are made the old fashion way. They are made from wood.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Nov 08, 2011 […]
You may not be in time to brew some for Halloween. But, you can get started on brewing some for Thanksgiving or any time in the fall...or year around for that matter.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Oct 27, 2011 […]
Building your own bar is cheaper when compared to hiring a contractor for the job. It is an easy job, but will require enough time to finish successfully. When constructing a bar, follow the following easy steps.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Oct 06, 2011 […]
Calculate your home brew's ABV, Alcohol by Volume percentage. If it isn't potent enough for you, make it stronger.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Sep 28, 2011 […]
There are many great beers throughout this world. But, Budweiser has to always be at the top of the list and not just because it’s a great tasting beer.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Sep 01, 2011 […]
There are beer steins of all shapes and sizes. Traditionally, they tell the tales of historical events. But, steins have evolved just like everything else. Still, learn how to make your own.Contributor: Stan SchubridgePublished: Aug 03, 2011 […]
If you haven’t started your pumpkin beer brew by now, you won’t make it by Halloween. But, it doesn’t matter. Pumpkin beer is good all year around. You can definitely have a batch of pumpkin beer ready by Thanksgiving. So, let’s get started!
This set of steps is from my first batch of pumpkin ever. It’s a fairly new concept for me, so I had to really do some research to find the right stuff. It was a little difficult at first to decide on what types of extracts, malts and hops would go best with pumpkin flavor. Also, I have heard that some pumpkin ales have come out with a slight pumpkin taste while others come out syrupy oozing with pumpkin flavor. I prefer more toward the former.
So, the recipe I finally decided to use would combine cinnamon and nutmeg with an actual pumpkin. I had some other ideas, but I kept going back and forth…Continue Reading at the Learning Center
Published Wed, Sep 21st, 2011 Wall Street Daily Research
It looks like a case of third time’s the charm for brewing giant, SABMiller.
It has agreed to buy Foster’s Group for an increased price of $5.10 Australian dollars per share, valuing the Australian beermaker at just under $10 billion Australian dollars, that’s $10.2 billion U.S. dollars.
As part of the deal, Foster’s will also return $0.30 a share as well as a final dividend for the year to June.
Including debt, the total value of the deal comes to $11.5 billion Australian dollars.
SABMiller’s Chief Executive said his company was pleased with the agreed deal, which will now be put to Foster’s shareholders.
The London-based brewer of Peroni, Miller Lite and Grolsch has been chasing Foster’s since late June, first with a bid of $9.5 billion Australian dollars before taking the offer hostile at the same price in mid-August.
Foster’s rejected both approaches as being too low.
SABMiller says the bid is part of its strategy to create an attractive global spread of businesses to add to its operations – largely in the emerging markets of Africa, Latin America, Asia and Eastern Europe.
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