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What makes a beer a craft beer? Trying to define craft beer is a difficult task, as beer can be very subjective and personal experience. While craft beer is growing in popularity, even the most ardent craft beer drinkers may not know just what qualifies a beer for craft beer status. Defining craft beer can be difficult, but the Brewers Association says there are certain criteria that American brewers should meet before they can be characterized as craft brewers.
cannot produce more than six million barrels of beer per year.
Size: Craft brewers are small, with CraftBeer. com saying breweries
Traditional: Craft brewers must have a majority of their total beverage
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Independent: Ownership also determines if a brewer can be characterized as a craft brewer. The Brewers Association says that, to be considered a craft brewer, no more than 25 percent of the brewery can be owned or controlled (or equivalent economic interest) by an alcohol industry member that is not itself a craft brewer.
alcohol volume in beers whose flavor derives from traditional or innovative brewing ingredients and their fermentation. Those requirements are more stringent, but there are some additional characteristics that help to define the craft brewing industry. For example, the Brewers Association notes that many craft brewers are heavily involved in their communities. Such involvement may involve craft brewers sponsoring local events, but may also include philanthropy, product donations and
volunteerism. Innovation is another hallmark of craft brewers. Craft brewers often offer their own interpretations of classic beer styles, giving these styles unique twists. That departure from the norm is what draws beer drinkers to craft beers. The craft beer business is booming and has revolutionized how people think about and consume beer. More information about craft beer is available at www.brewersassociation.org.
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Stop in at Fero Vineyards and Winery, one of the best kept secrets in the Susquehanna River Valley! Choose from our handcrafted wines, Pennsylvania craft beer, and Pennsylvania Spirits. Located off Route 15, our beautiful fourteen acre vineyard produces our award winning wines, available for tasting seven days a week. While at Fero, check out our spacious new Events Pavilion, perfect for weddings, birthdays, and other large events. Call or stop by anytime to find out why we’re Pennsylvania’s hidden gem!
FERO’S SUMMER MUSIC & EVENTS May 12th – Fero’s Wine & Mile (Wayward 1; Off the Record; Live Band Karaoke) May 25th – Summer kick-off (Music by Heartland Drive) June 15th – Friday Night Music (Music by Prairie Dogma) June 22nd – 70’s Night @ Fero (Music by Odyssey) June 30th – 4th of July party (Music by Off the Record; Live Band Karaoke) July 13th – Friday Night Music (Music by Allan Combs II) July 27th – Friday Night Music (Music by Ann Kerstetter Trio)
965 JPM Rd., Lewisburg, PA 965 JPM Rd, Lewisburg, PA 570-568-0846 (570)568-0846 www.ferovineyards.com www.ferovineyards.com
August 3rd – First Friday Fundraiser (Music by The Family Ties)
August 12th – Fero’s Anniversary Party Wine & BREW Guide | May 2018
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A Two-Part Story... 1. At the BrewPub The Old Forge Brewing Company brewpub and restaurant is fun, casual, and comfortable, specializing in healthy pub fare and freshly brewed beer. Here you’ll find 16 beers on tap and 2 on the hand pumps. Our outstanding portfolio consists of over 60 incredible brews that continually rotate each week, with our brewmasters always creating new and interesting beers for you to try and enjoy. Our menu uses ingredients sourced from local farms, markets, and vendors whenever possible. Visit us at 532 Mill Street in downtown Danville, and enjoy! 2. At the Brewery Our Craft Beer Brewery, located in Danville’s Iron Town Commerce Center, allows us to brew and package our hand crafted product and bring it to a larger market. Look for our beer at a distributor, supermarket, or craft beer outlet in your area.
FORGED BY HAND. CRAFTED WITH PRIDE. We opened our doors in 2008 with a few goals in mind
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• to make the best beer and food possible • to utilize local business, artisans, farmers, and craftsmen whenever possible • to never sacrifice quality for growth Despite the challenges and obstacles along the way, we’ve done a pretty good job sticking to those principles. Going local isn’t always easy, but it’s worth the extra time, money, and effort. It’s better for the community, the local economy, and in the end, all of us. Doing things the right way, rather than the quick way, or cheaper way, is how we operate. It’s real. It’s authentic. It’s Old Forge Brewing Company… an authentic American craft beer experience.
Explore a nearby winery or vineyard Those who enjoy sipping from a bottle of red, white or blush wine but find that a trip to the Bordeaux region of France simply isn’t in the cards right now needn’t give up their desires to visit a winery or vineyard. Wineries and fully functioning vineyards dot the landscape of our local area. In fact, wine afficionados may be surprised to learn of a winery or vineyard is just a short drive from home. Visiting a local winery or vineyard can be educational and fun. Wine tours can be entertaining because some allow visitors to choose their own tasting adventure depending on their level of interest in wine, their budget and what they would like to get out of the experience. Some wineries and vineyards offer extensive tours of the harvesting and production aspects of wine-making. Others will give visitors a chance to mingle among wine barrels and witness the fermentation process. Still, some wineries or vineyards may limit visitors to tasting rooms where they can sample select vintages.
Attending a wine tasting can be an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon and support a local business. The chance to support a local business is another reason to make a trip to a nearby winery or vineyard. These facilities often produce wine and sell it close to home.
By supporting small business, consumers can contribute to the success and the diversity of offerings where they live. Wine tastings are an enjoyable recreational
pursuit. Remember to drink responsibly, and join the mailing lists of nearby wineries and vineyards to learn more about tasting events and food pairings. Wine & BREW Guide | May 2018
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2018 UPCOMING EVENTS AT SHADE MOUNTAIN WINERY Friday, June 15 Open Deck Night w/Mexican Food Truck and Music by Tyler Spooner Friday, June 29 Open Deck Night to support Agapeland and Music by Tim Latshaw & Co. Friday, July 13 Open Deck Night w/Blazing Swine BBQ and Music by Backyard Ponies Friday, July 27 Open Deck Night w/SAC Food Truck and Music by Brett Alexander
16140 Route 104 Middleburg, PA 570-837-3644 www.shademountainwinery.com
Sunday, August 5 Sunday Funday w/Sweet Dreams Ice Cream & Sorbets and Music by Tyler Spooner & Sean Farrley Sunday, August 19 Sunday Funday w/food by Ard’s Farm Market and Music by Runaway Stroller Wine & BREW Guide | May 2018
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WINE&BREW Guide MAP
1. Seven Mountains Wine Cellars
107 Mountains Spring Lane, Spring Mills, PA 16875 (814) 364-1000
2. Blue Line Chauffeurs
619 Red Hill Road, Milton, PA 17847 (570) 742-7472
3. Whispering Oaks Vineyard
1306 PA-61, Sunbury, PA 17801 (844) 968-9463
4. Old Forge Brewing Company
532 Mill Street, Danville, PA 17821 (570) 275-8151
5. Susquehanna Valley Limousine
2225 Ridge Road, Northumberland, PA 17857 (570) 473-8833
6. Keller’s Beer
21 S Water Street, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 374-1046
7. Rusty Rail Brewing Company
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5 N 8th Street, Mifflinburg, PA 17844 (570) 966-7878
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8. Kulpmont 100
Kulpmont, PA 17844 Kulpmont100.com
9. Spyglass Ridge Winery
105 Carroll Road, Sunbury, PA 17801 (570) 286-9911
10. Three Beards Brewing
109 Carroll Road, Sunbury, PA 17801 (570) 286-9911
15. Any Event
820 Westminster Drive, Williamsport, PA 17701 (570) 321-7368
16. Red Shale Ridge Winery
266 N Good Spring Road, Hegins, PA 17938 (570) 682-3203
17. Kulpmont Winery
619 Scott Street, Kulpmont, PA 17834 (570) 205-0162
18. Seidel’s Mardi Gras
1416 Montour Blvd., Danville, PA 17821 (570) 275-2215
11. Bullfrog Brewery
19. Joe & Jan’s Bus
12. Marzoni’s
20. Fero Winery
13. Shade Mountain Winery & Vineyard
21. Burnt Timbers Winery
14. EH Kleckner
22. Central PA Limousine
229 W Fourth Street, Williamsport, PA 17701 (570) 326-4700
834 N Susquehanna Trail, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 (570) 372-1512
16140 PA-104, Middleburg, PA 17842 (570) 837-3644
126 Chillisquaque Street, Montandon, PA 17850 (570) 524-2402
401 Railroad Street, Danville, PA 17821 (570) 275-5318
965 JPM Road Lewisburg, PA 17837 (570) 568-0846
45 Fisher Bee Lane Granville, PA 17029 (717) 298-0776
850 Sunbury Road, Shamokin Dam, PA 17876 (570) 556-4777
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CRAFT BEER & FOOD PAIRING GUIDE FOOD COMPONENTS
BEER FLAVORS
GRAIN
CLEAN & CRISP
Farro, Arborio, Wild Rice, Polenta
BEANS & LEGUMES
Lentils, Fava, Chickpea, Green Beans
SHELLFISH
Clams, Scallops, Lobster, Crab
RICH MEATS & ROOT VEGETABLES
Parsnips, Carrots, Beef Strip Loin, Lamb
GAME BIRDS & GRAINS
Duck, Quail, Quinoa, Farro
FATS
Butter, Olive Oil, Duck/Pork Fat, Dairy
VEGETABLES (GRILLED)
Carrots, Mild Peppers, Onions, Mushrooms
CHEESE Brie (Fruity & Spicy), Gouda (Malty & Sweet), Aged Cheddar (Hoppy & Bitter), Blue (Dark & Roasty), Mozzarella (Clean & Crisp)
BRAISED MEATS & CHOCOLATE Beef Short-Rib, Pork Shoulder, <50% Cacao (Malty & Sweet), >55% Cacao (Dark & Roasty)
PORK
Sausage, Tenderloin, Terrine
CREAMY DESSERTS
Cheesecake, Ice Cream, Creme Brûlée, Mousse Cake
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American Amber Lager
Bohemian-Style Pilsner
MALTY & SWEET
English-Style Brown Ale
German-Style Hefeweizen
SOUR, TART & FUNKY
American Brett
Belgian-Style Flanders
HOPPY & BITTER
American Pale Ale
American Brown Ale
HOPPY & BITTER | DARK & ROASTY
American Black Ale
English-Style Brown Porter
DARK & ROASTY
Irish-Style Dry Stout
EXAMPLE DISHES
Complementary grain flavors balance hops while remaining light on the palate.
Creamy Risotto
Food adds richness to the beer while balancing salt and acidity.
Grilled Halibut with Pole Beans
Beer brings out salinity and natural sweetness while cleansing the palate.
Mussels with Garlic, Parsley and Butter
Combining these flavors brings out umami and adds earthy notes that rest on the center of the palate.
Grilled Ribeye and Root Vegetables
Complements roastiness (Maillard reaction) while fat coats to neutralize hop bitterness.
Roasted Quail with Farrotto
Beer cuts through, balances strong flavors and allows for a complex finish.
Cashew Butter and Red Pepper Jelly on Toast
Brings out umami and balances sweetness and richness.
Green Chili-Stuffed Portobello
Beer complements the natural flavors and textures while cutting through fat, cleansing the palate.
Brie and Fruit
Highlights the roasted character (Maillard reaction).
Milk Chocolate Bread Pudding
The intensity of the pork fat stands up to the strong beer characteristics.
Pork Chops and Apple Relish
Balances richness on the palate so the dessert doesn’t finish cloyingly.
Butterscotch Mousse with Dark Chocolate
German-Style Hefeweizen
FRUITY & SPICY
Belgian-Style Saison
INTERACTIONS
German-Style Schwarzbier
VARIES
Belgian-Style Tripel
English-Style Pale Ale
MALTY & SWEET | DARK & ROASTY
German-Style Bock
Baltic-Style Porter
HOPPY & BITTER | FRUITY & SWEET
Imperial India Pale Ale
Belgian-Style Dubbel
VARIES
British-Style Barley Wine
Belgian-Style Fruit Lambic
2018 Backyard Concert Schedule June 9 • Sat., e Oyster Cult and Blu g Loverboy - Co-Headlinin Double Billing
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105 Carroll Road Sunbury, PA 570-286-9911 spyglassridgewinery.com
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6 Tips For Planning Amazing Winery & Brewery Tours 1. Look at a Trail Map. To make the most out of your time, choose locations that are part of the same trail system and close together. 2. Pick a date. Keep in mind, visiting wineries and breweries during slower seasons (winter & spring) can yield a more personal experience.
3. Decide on transportation. Party buses & limousines are popular options. Your chauffeur will be familiar with the areas, can offer tips on the best tasting experiences and allow everyone to enjoy the tastings. 4. Book in advance. If you’ve got your heart set on a particular date and vehicle, it’s best to book at least three weeks in advance.
5. Get an early start to avoid the crowds. You’ll make better use of your time plus there will be less people around, so most likely you’ll get more one-on-one attention. 6. Stay hydrated. All those sips can add up quickly; make sure to drink plenty of water between stops.
Whether you’re planning a bridal party celebration, birthday party, or simply a day out with friends, our tours are the best way to experience the wineries and breweries of the Susquehanna Valley, Hershey-Harrisburg, Finger Lakes regions and beyond!
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Whispering Oaks Vineyard The Difference is in Our Roots
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1306 State Route 61, Sunbury PA 17801
Located in the scenic Susquehanna Valley, Central PA 844- WOV – WINE www.WhisperingOaksVineyardPA.com www.Facebook.com/TheWhisperingOaksVineyard Event venue available for weddings, corporate events, fundraisers and much more. We can accommodate parties large or small. For info contact Brian@whisperingoaksvineyardpa.com Or call 844 968-9463 ext. #1
LIVE MUSIC EVERY THURSDAY MAY THRU SEPTEMBER, 6:30 – 9:00. Also a few Sunday Afternoons throughout the summer. Our Root Cellar (Public Tasting Room)
Currently our Wine List consists of 14 wines, including drys, semi-dry, semi-sweet and sweet. Plus we’ll be introducing 3 new wines this summer. During your visit check out our Award Winning Wines. We received Gold medals for our Traminette, Entwined and White Chambourcin. Bronze was awarded for our Apple Cider Wine. (2018 PA Farm Show)
We welcome the public for tastings Thursdays – Sunday. Normal hours: Thurs. 4:00 – 8:00 pm Fri. 11:00 – 8:00 pm Sat. 11:00 – 8:00 pm Sun. 11:00 – 5:00 pm When planning a group visit contact Linda@whisperingoaksvineyardpa.com Or call 844-968-9463 ext #2
We are Family. We are family owned, family operated, and our roots are grounded in faith, family and fun. Our vineyard was established in 2010 and we opened for business in July 2016.
Voted Readers Choice 2016 Best New Winery and 2017 Susquehanna’s Best New Business. Please Like and Follow us on Facebook to be in the know of what’s happening at the Vineyard. For general information contact us at info@whisperingoaksvineyardpa.com or 844-968-9463 ext #0. Wine & BREW Guide | May 2018
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Hops & Vines Services Joe & Jans Inc
Own the memoriesâ&#x20AC;Ś Rent everything else
25 SEATS 401 Railroad St Danville, Pa
570-275-5318 www.joeandjans.blogspot.com
New Owners/New Location For all your Shuttle Bus service needs Starting in June
Mohegan Sun Casino runs - every Saturday
Must call for Reservations
570-321-RENT (7368)
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Keller's Beer is a family owned and operated beer retailer located in the heart of Selinsgrove, PA. We offer over 1000 different beers. We pride ourselves on great service with great selection at great prices.
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Taste the Coal Region The Kulpmont Winery offers wines produced with ingredients from around the corner and across the ocean. As a small winery, many of our wines are produced as limited quantities and change from year to year depending on what we are able to obtain from our supplier. Our Kulpmont Classic wines are your typical well known wines and complex blends. Our Coal Region wines provide a new spin on your classic vintages that will make a wine drinker out of anyone! Along with the two specific lines of wine we also have a large variety of fruit wines. Visit www.kulpmontwinery.com for the most up-to-date information on our winery. Give Rich or John a call today to come by and try what we have to offer. Cheers!
Kulpmont Winery
Rear of 619 Scott Street Kulpmont, PA 17834 (570)205-0162 or (570)274-2014
Good Food, Good Beer, Good Times!
Brewery located right here in Central Pennsylvania.
834 North Susquehanna Trail Selinsgrove, PA 17870 570.372.1512 â&#x20AC;˘ marzonis.com Hours: Sun.-Thurs. 11am-10pm, Fri. & Sat. 11am-11pm â&#x20AC;Ś is a charming restaurant specializing in Cajun, Seafood Dishes, and some of the best Steaks in the area!
We invite you to join us for an exquisite example of taste & atmosphere you will want to experience again and again!
Call for Reservations! 1416 Montour Blvd., Danville (570) 275-2215 www.seidelsmardigras.com
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How to Pair Wine and Cheese Wine and cheese are a match made in culinary heaven. When enjoyed together, their unique qualities enhance each other, creating new flavor profiles and delighting the senses. However, with the infinite number of combinations, finding the perfect pairings may seem overwhelming. Wines vary in acidity, sweetness, and structure; cheeses boast different flavors, fat content, and textures. Where is the balance? 1. START WITH INTENSITY. Compare the respective power of the products. Light goes with light; bold with bold. Fresh, simple cheeses tend to be enhanced by elegant, delicate wines. By the same token, a robust red can take on the bigger flavors of a stronger cheese. 2. CONSIDER THE FLAVOR. Try to match the flavors (acidity, saltiness, sweetness, bitterness, etc.), taking into account how the cheese’s texture will contribute. Complement or contrast by smoothing out a wine’s bracing acidity with a creamier cheese or accentuating a lighter wine’s acidity with a harder cheese. When in doubt, high acidity and some sweetness are a cheese’s best friends when it comes to wine. 3. THINK REGIONALLY. As the old adage goes, “What grows together goes together.” Each of Italy’s 20 regions boasts its own selection of wine and cheeses, thanks to traditional production methods and biodiversity. The local products naturally connect, creating simple and elegant pairings. 4. THROW THE RULES OUT THE WINDOW. Like we said: the wine and cheese worlds are both endless, creating an infinite number of possible pairings. While the above serves as a good guideline, don’t forget to be creative. 5. START TASTING! To begin your own wine-and-cheese education, we recommend setting a table with one bottle of wine, four varied cheeses (at room temperature), and a loaf of rustic bread. Sip the wine with a clean palate, take a bite of the first cheese, and note the flavor combinations. Take another sip of wine after swallowing the cheese, and write down your observations. Cleanse your palate with a piece of bread, and repeat. This self-guided class is especially fun with a fellow “student” (or two, or three).
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Passion. Perfection. Persistence. These three traits drive us to create exciting, new and different wines that will invigorate your senses and even change the way you look at wine. We’re life-long wine lovers and natives of the beautiful Seven Mountains Region in Pennsylvania. Seven Mountains Wine Cellars puts the two together; it enables us to share the delights of wine with neighbors from our own region — and with adventurous wine lovers from all over the U.S. and beyond. Seven Mountains is family owned and operated and will soon be celebrating our 9th Anniversary in August.
107 Mountains Spring Lane Spring Mills, PA 814-364-1000 sevenmountainswinecellars.com
Seven Mountain Wine Cellars now has three additional locations separate from the main lodge. Our locations include the Our Wine Bar on the diamond in Boalsburg, Castlerigg Wine Shop in Carlisle and at the light in Reedsville for you to visit and sample our awardwinning wines. The Vintner’s Inn is just steps away from the main lodge in Decker Valley if you have time to spend the weekend with us. Welcome to the one-of-a-kind world of wine at Seven Mountains Wine Cellars. We hope to see you soon! Wine & BREW Guide | May 2018
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