Welcome to the first episode of season three of the Naptown Pintcast. This podcast was recorded on a late chilly afternoon in mid-February — snuggled up in the VIP booth at Waverly Brewing Company in the Hampden neighborhood of Baltimore. …under the menacing gaze of Snowball and Binky: My guests on this “roundtable” episode are…
As I shared earlier this month, my performance last year — as it pertained to Naptown Pint — was scattershot, at best. While I was able to limp the remainder of season two of the Naptown Pintcast across the finish line, I didn’t do much more than let the episodes drop on iTunes, Google Play,…
Over the past six months, I’ve had more than a handful of people ask me, “Is Naptown Pint dead?” I hate when people ask me that, but I also can’t blame them for wondering. Even though my column with The Capital has continued, we’re coming up on a year of basically crickets on this website. (I’d…
This interview is part one of two. The Guinness Open Gate Brewery & Barrel House opens its doors officially to the public on Friday, August 3, marking the return Guinness brewing to American shores for the first time in 64 years. With this milestone just around the corner, I thought it would be a good time…
A long time ago, in a town far, far away — okay, not that far away; just Prince Frederick, Maryland — I got to hang out for a couple of hours with two of the coolest ladies on the Maryland beer scene. Cindy Mullikin of Mully’s Brewery (and the newly-elected president of the Brewers Association of…
Earlier this week, on a late, cloudy Monday afternoon Ty and Gina of Hysteria Brewing Co. (Columbia) and I descended upon the dining room of Captain Jennifer Kaye of the Schooner Woodwind (Annapolis) talk about something awesome. It’s the Schooner Woodwind’s 25th birthday this year and, to celebrate, Captain Jen collaborated with Hysteria to brew the…
