Last week Team Beeriety joined Girls Pint Out and 40 of our closest friends for a meetup at Boston’s best Scottish pub, The Haven, for a fun night of drinks, food and conversation. The night was a huge success; everyone seemed to have a great time and lots of delicious Scottish beers were enjoyed while chatting with friends both new and old.
Last Saturday Beeriety & Girls’ Pint Out got 45 of our closest friends together for a private tour of the Sam Adams Brewery in Boston. It was a great chance to see old friends, meet new ones and learn a thing or two about beer. A great time was had by all.
Winter got you down…?
Warm-up with Beeriety & Girls’ Pint Out at Boston’s premiere Scottish pub – THE HAVEN!
Stop by on Thursday Feb. 10th between 6:00 & 8:00 pm for appetizers, fun, and most importantly LOTS of Scottish beer.
Don’t know much about Scottish beer? No problem. We’ll be offering three different flights, ranging from $8-$10, so you can learn a bit about Scotland and the particular geographic conditions that make its beer so unique. Owner and resident Scotsman, Jason, will be on hand to help us taste our away across his homeland.
To sweeten the deal even more, when you buy any flight you can add a Scotch Egg for only $5.00!
The Haven is located in Jamaica Plain, an easy distance from the Orange or Green [E] lines and an even easier distance from the #39 bus.
Beeriety and Girls’ Pint Out are teaming up for a educational early morning field trip Saturday, January 29th. Get your permission slips ready, because we’re going to the Sam Adam’s brewery!
Recently my Beeriety cohort, Alicia, and I took a trot over to Boston’s beautiful Back Bay to check out the Belgian Beer Fest at the Cyclorama. In an all-too-short three hour session, we were able to sample a wide variety of fantastic beers from some excellent American craft breweries as well as several beers fresh from Europe and Canada.
Last Wednesday marked the first official meet-up of the Boston chapter of Girls’ Pint Out. To show our support and see what GPO is all about, the ladies of Beeriety (me, Erin, Alicia) headed to Deep Ellum for some chatting, some drinking, and some killer duck confit mac n’ cheese.
Every fall countless pumpkin beers are released. With all the beers to out there to choose from it can be tough to know which one to get. To solve this problem last week the Beeriety crew conducted a blind taste test of 16 popular pumpkin beers. We were hoping to see what beer would emerge as the group favorite when labels, brands and preconceptions were removed. We had a blast, and learned a lot about pumpkin beer in the process.
On Saturday, October 16th @EatBoston hosted a lobster and beer fest dubbed the Boston Lobster Party at The Historic SoWa Power Station. 15 craft breweries set up shop and brought a plethora of kegs and bottles. In addition to all the craft goodness one can drink, there were 9 of Boston’s restaurants showcasing a number of lobster dishes.
If you are unfamiliar with @EatBoston and live in New England, you are missing out. Sure this isn’t your American Craft Beer Festival, but it’s a damn good time. Back in April they hosted the Boston Bacon & Beer Festival. See a trend forming here? The best food mixed with the best beer!
Last week we covered some of the great places and great beer we had while in Chicago, but that wasn’t all the town had to offer. While the Goose Island Brew Pub and Miller’s Pub were a lot of fun, there were plenty more beer-centric locales to try while in town; fortunately we got to try two of them.
