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Dogfish Head turns 30 with a new brew and some '90s memorabilia
Wow, time flies. Dogfish Head is celebrating 30 years of brewing craft beer in Delaware. And to toast the occasion, the brewery is going back to its roots by resurrecting founder Sam Calagione's first homebrew. The 'off-centered reconstruction'' of a Cherry Pale Ale is being offered as 'a liquid time capsule transporting drinkers back to the mid-90s,'' according to anniversary promotions. Subscribe to the Delaware Eats newsletter Cherry Pale Ale is a beer made with Delaware wheat, Maine barley, Cascade hops and 'boatloads of beautiful cherries for an easy-drinking, summertime sipper with balanced sweet and tart notes of stone fruit,'' according to the brewery. Craft beer lovers seeking to sip some at Dogfish Head's Milton brewery. Priced $16 per six-pack of 12-ounce cans while supplies last. There is a limit of one per person. More: Delaware's 5 best summertime craft breweries to drink under the sun And as Dogfish Head shared on Instagram, "We simply couldn't release Sam's OG homebrew, Cherry Pale Ale, without paying homage to his accidental carpet coasters that adorned the bottles back in '93. So we whipped out our crafting skills and a bunch of our coworkers got to work hand-cutting and gluing 1300 carpet coasters to every single can for this limited-release. And don't worry if you missed the first drop, we'll have more coming only on @givethembeer!'' For details about a 30th anniversary gift box of beer and other '90s memorabilia, visit For more about Dogfish Head and its 30-year history, check out This article originally appeared on Delaware News Journal: Dogfish Head turns 30 with a new brew, retro swag
News.com.au
13-07-2025
- Business
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Brewing enthusiasts channel pub vibe with cool bar at Highton home
Keen home brewers have taken their passion for beer to the next level, installing a tavern-like bar to recreate the pub experience at their Highton home. Built-in taps for two different ales set the scene for some memorable parties at 134 Mill Race Rd, Highton. Entertaining is central to the custom design of the three-bedroom, four-bathroom house that's just hit the market in the prestigious Rivergum precinct. Newtown reno wins region's top building award The $2.25m to $2.45m price tag also includes a resort-style back yard with solar-heated swimming pool, separate spa, barbecue area and a greenhouse. Geelong Real Estate Co. listing agent Simon Braybrook said the seven-year-old home, by Newling Builders, exuded quality. 'It is extremely high-end – it is one of these homes where to look at from the outside you can tell it's very good quality and well built, but it's actually the things that you can't see that make it even better,' he said. 'So things like the all the walls throughout the home have been soundproofed and there's extra insulation under the floor.' He said he could vouch for the quality of the brews on offer at the 'pretty special' bar. 'It's not just a case of having a bar there and pulling a beer out of the fridge, it's actually go two beer taps in it,' Mr Braybrook said. 'They do their own beers, they have their own taps, they should almost get a liquor licence it's that professional.' The crowd-pleasing feature forms part of a north-facing living and dining hub with high raked ceilings, highlight windows and a built-in Bose sound system. Stacker sliding doors link the space to the poolside deck, while upstairs a separate balcony off a soundproofed cinema room has views over the surrounding Barwon River reserve. The palatial main bedroom suite also has direct pool access and lush garden views, while each of the minor bedrooms has its own ensuite. An office with provision for a built-in wardrobe could serve as a fourth bedroom as the house has another study nook, as well as a triple garage with internal access and a kitchenette.
