When Dogs Can Fly: Maryland’s Largest Brewery Leaves the Brewers Association
If you attended a North American institution of higher education starting in the late nineties and continuing into the aughts and beyond, you may have
Flying Dog
Flying Dog Opens Tasting Room, Announces New Beer Series
by Bill DeBaun
Yesterday, Flying Dog opened beer by the glass sales in its tasting room after working with state and county legislators for nearly three years. “Prior to
Flying Dog Announces Plans for “Farmworks Brewery” Location Virginia
by Bill DeBaun
Big news from Frederick, Maryland's Flying Dog Brewery who have announced that they will open up Farmworks Brewery on the 53-acre Shadow Farm in Lucketts, Virginia this
Beer at Nats Park
Baseball is our great nation’s pastime, and beer – well, beer is more American than Abe Lincoln eating apple pie while driving a monster truck.
Home Run? Double? Strikeout? The Craft Beer Guide to Nationals Stadium
by Jacob Berg
With a 2-0 victory over the Miami Marlins on April 1, baseball season kicked off at Nationals Stadium. It also kicked off this year’s beer-spotting
Flying Dog Announces Its CBC Beer: Blood Orange IPA
by Bill DeBaun
The new burrs keep rolling in. From a press release: What brings us together, as brethren of craft beer, is an innate bitterness that runs
On-Site Pints: Support Maryland Beer!
by Jacob Berg
Flying Dog, Burley Oak, Evolution, and a host of other Maryland brewers need your help. They'd like to be able to serve pints of their
Cookies and Beer (Because, February)!
by Jacob Berg
It's currently Girl Scout cookie season, and it's always beer season, so what better way to celebrate than to pair the two together? Taking a
Flying Dog Pearl Necklace Sales Replant 2012 Chesapeake Oysters
by Bill DeBaun
You see a lot of these oyster stouts and other beers that want to give back to communities and causes, but you don't too often
Flying Dog/BrewDog International Arms Race Arrives at RFD
by Bill DeBaun
Somewhere across the pond, the dawn is breaking and a team of BrewDog foot soldiers are quietly ironing their kilts, inspecting the viscosity of their
