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Celebrator's publisher, Tom Dalldorf, guides
Post writer, Joe Heim, to the best beers in California's
wine country.
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Celebrator Beer
News brings you our newest online offering,
a weekly show about current news happening within
the craft brew industry. Be sure to check back every
week for the latest brew news.
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the latest CBN Evening Brews episode here! |
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Below you'll find the links to Video Specials that we've
put together for your viewing pleasure. Our more recent
videos are hosted by Vimeo,
so if you feel like posting one on your own site or blog,
this will make it all the more easier for you to do so.
Thanks for checking out our videos, we put them together
for you to enjoy!
Vimeo page: www.vimeo.com/celebrator
2008
CBN's 20th Anniversary
Mardi Gras Bash
Marriott Hotel, Oakland, California
Format: Vimeo Video
Great Alaska Beer
& Barley Wine Festival Awards 2008
Egan Center, Anchorage, Alaska
Format: Vimeo Video
2007
Great Alaska Beer
& Barley Wine Festival Awards 2007
Egan Center, Anchorage, Alaska
Format: Vimeo Video
2006
30 Years Younger
: An Interview with Don Younger
Horse
Brass Pub, Portland, Oregon
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SINGHA — THAILAND'S BEER
Exploring Thailand and the Singha
Brewery  Los
Angeles (City of Angels) and Bangkok (known to the locals
as Krung Thep, or City of Angels) have little in common
but their nicknames. The 17-hour nonstop flight between
them is not long enough to prepare one for the culture
shock between Hollywood stars, Beverly Hills wealth,
jam-packed freeways, Compton crime and inner-city blight
and Bangkok's teaming sprawl of some 10 million people,
all of whom seem to be behind the wheel of some motorized
vehicle capable of spewing clouds of smog into an already-murky...
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DIXIE BREWERY AT 100
Post
Katrina Brewery Struggles for Survival  What
nature doesn't do to us will be done by our fellow man.
The venerable Dixie Brewery is still standing after
the horrendous force of a Category 5 hurricane —
but barely. After the rains and wind subsided and the
waters receded, the scavengers moved in to administer
what might have been the coup de grace to the old brewery.
Classic copper brewing vessels were cut up and removed
for scrap. Copper wiring was stripped from the building.
The old cedar tanks used for fermentation and storage
were disassembled and...
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