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The new project from Fork & Barrel's owners will feature craft cocktails and soon, an in-house brewery.
The new collaborative beer will make its debut in April.
Late breaking openings are available for two classes that ordinarily are difficult to get in on.
With beer business booming, several new beer-centric restaurants are in the works.
As the industry experiences growth, the focus shifts from kick-ass beer to profitability and investments.
L&I is cracking down on an obscure rule that requires businesses to have a permit to hang signs.
Plus: Local-food delivery appeases lazy locavores; and Chili's opens in Russia, all in our morning news roundup.
Plus: Road salt has a harmful impact on fish and aquatic life when it enters waterways, and food inflation is a huge item on the agenda at the World Economic Forum, all in our morning news roundup.
The owners of the well-received East Falls gastropub have their sights set on Center City for their next project.
Founders, bootleggers and reformers all represent on Kennett's cocktail list.
Wired digs deep into the Yards beers in its December issue.
Stillwater will match Noble's game dishes with its ultra rare beers.
For the sixth entry into the limited edition brew series, Flying Fish puts forth a chocolate stout.
Calagione sees the show as a celebration of craft brewing throughout the world.
