Beer Blog Roundup - Slashfood Ate (8)

by Mike Pomranz, Posted Apr 16th 2009 @ 11:00AM

Beer and a menu
We look at what has the beer blogs bubbling these days.

Tonight's screening of "Beer Wars" -- a "no holds barred exploration of the U.S. beer industry" -- is generating a lot of chatter, some positive and some not so much.
A "documentary" from St. Louis's Schlafly Brewery is much less controversial. The takeaway? Beer is good.
Kasper On Tap mulls over the best state for suds-o-philes to live based on the brewery-to-population ratio. Mississippi, you're in trouble, with only one brewery for your nearly 3 million residents.
Brookston Beer Bulletin discusses Life after Anheuser-Busch, a report on what high-profile former A-B employees are doing since the company was bought out by InBev.
Rolling Rock is up for sale. Want to buy it?
Beernews.org has updated their Craft Beer Releases Calendar, an excellent way to see what seasonals and new releases are soon to hit shelves.
Lyke 2 Drink asks "Are Beer Festivals Recession Proof?" (His answer: Yes, for now.)
Finally, according to DRAFT Magazine, a beer at the Masters only cost $2! By modern sporting event standards, that is amazing. We wouldn't believe it unless we saw it with our own eyes: Was anyone there?