It was back in October 2013 that Alchemy & Science’s Alan Newman and Stacy Steinmetz finally confirmed that Concrete Beach Brewery would open in Wynwood, with a projected opening date of early 2014. Now, nearly two years later, the brewery is up and running and Concrete Beach’s much-anticipated Social Hall…
With a Miami summer fast approaching, one of the only things to look forward to is a plethora of good, local beer on the horizon and Jonathan Wakefield is one busy brewer. The owner of J. Wakefield Brewing Company has just returned from New Belgium Brewing Company’s Headquarters in Fort…
This past weekend, Zoo Miami got just a little more interesting with Brew at the Zoo. Miami New Times’ annual celebration of suds was bigger and better than ever, with thousands of people enjoying beer from some of the world’s best breweries, good food, and world-class music. What made this…
The sixth-annual Miami New Times’ Brew at the Zoo (BATZ) will take over Zoo Miami Saturday, May 9, and this year promises to be wilder than ever. Miami has really embraced the craft beer scene, and so has Brew at the Zoo, with more craft breweries, food, and music. From…
Zane Lamprey may have the coolest job in the world. As host of National Geographic’s Chug and Spike’s Three Sheets, the actor/writer/professional booze hound travels the world’s bars. All those distillery tours, cocktails, and talks with bartenders rubbed off on Lamprey, because the television host has graduated from drinking rum…
Concrete Beach Brewery is finally getting some forward steam. The 11,000 square foot facility in Wynwood has begun brewing their beers, and will be available on tap in Miami restaurants any day now. In addition, the brewery’s tapproom is on target to open this summer. With live entertainment, beer education…
Many people think Cinco de Mayo is Mexico’s Independence Day. It’s actually a day to commemorate the Mexican Army’s victory over France at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. In any event, it’s a source of Mexican pride. And how do we show pride? By drinking copious amounts…
There’s a new spirit in town, and in case you’ve yet to try Afrohead rum, you can do so with a passport to the West Indies. From April 17 to M ay 19, Afrohead’s rum savant Toby Tyler wants you to do one thing and one thing only: respect your…
Miami Brewing Company, the city’s master of tropically-inspired, handcrafted brews, is now making its way to the West coast (of Florida, that is). The local beer maker, on-site at Schnebly Redland’s Winery, has signed a deal with J.J. Taylor Distributing. That means Miami Brewing Company’s varieties will be offered in J.J. Taylor’s…
Hey party peeps. Spring break in Cancun happens tonight! That’s right, the much anticipated Señor Frog’s opens tonight at 5 p.m. at 1450 Collins Ave., at the former Jerry’s Deli location. If you’ve been to Cancun on Spring Break, you already know about Senor Frog’s own brand of nuttiness that…
Do three breweries make a Brewer’s Row? Miami will find out when Concrete Beach Brewery finally opens its Social Hall in Wynwood, joining Wynwood Brewery and J. Wakefiled in Wynwood on a stretch of 24th Street. The 11,000 square foot brewery began brewing last week Right now, its producing the…
The sixth-annual Miami New Times’ Brew at the Zoo (BATZ) will take over Zoo Miami Saturday, May 9 from 8 – 11 p.m., and things keep getting bigger and better. In addition to the opportunity to sample over 100 imported, domestic, and local craft beers, there’s great live music by…
This weekend is huge! Big! Enormous! So large, in fact, that you’re going to have to clone yourself to take in all the events happening. From drinking rum to eating mud bugs and celebrating heritage pigs, you might want to take Monday off (which also happens to be 4/20 day). …
The 20th annual celebration of Veritage Miami kicked off last night with 600 plus attendees coming together over delicious food, good beer, and a great cause. The craft beer tasting was held at Wynwood Walls, and as always, Veritage brought about an eclectic group of individuals from different sectors of…
When Tobacco Road closed its doors on October 25, 2014, it was the end of an era. Miami’s oldest bar, around in some incarnation or another for over 100 years, was gone. The building, which had more than shown its age, had been reduced to rubble, demolished in the name…
Long before the recent craft beer craze, with hundreds of small breweries opening around the United States monthly, there was Jim Koch. As co-founder of the Boston Beer Company, Koch is the leader of the company that brews Samuel Adams beers, the country’s largest-selling craft beer.Even with that distinction, the…
Out of all the world’s spirits, um may have the most romantic history. Associated with both pirates and naval sea captains, tropical ports and literary giants, rum is bigger than ever, with small, artisan distillers exploring the many expressions and flavors this spirit is capable of. You may say that…
It was a warm, sunny afternoon as five bartenders prepared to do friendly battle at the Casa Dragones Jamming Session. The event, held at The Rum Line at the Loews Miami Beach hotel, challenged some of Miami’s hottest mixologists to create a summer cocktail with the premium tequila’s new blanco…
The sixth annual Miami New Times’ Brew at the Zoo (BATZ) takes over Zoo Miami on Saturday, May 9 and this year promises to be wilder than ever before. Miami has really embraced the craft beer scene and so has Brew at the Zoo with more craft breweries, food, and…
As the Brickell sector of downtown starts to become a hub for a whole new crop of restaurants aiming at shaking up the Miami dining scene, great food and quality service alone won’t be enough to set these new spaces apart. With a $2,000 yearly membership fee, the member’s lounge…
Miami Beach is turning 100 and the old girl looks pretty good after a century of being out in the intense Florida sun. To celebrate, there’s a huge concert happening on the beach tonight, March 26 from 5 p.m. – midnight at 8th St. and Ocean Dr. featuring some of…
Being single opens you up to hear a lot of stupid advice: you’ll find love when you stop looking, go out by yourself so you are more approachable, and go to steakhouse bars to meet men. We’ll save you that bullshit, but if you happen to be at a steakhouse…
