Come by and join us for some Halloween fun. Show us your best spirit!
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Bohemian Brewers Hockey Game
Bohemian Brewers Official Hockey Game.
Brewers v. Bruins
@ SLC Sports Complex (Steiner). 8:45 PM
http://www.recreation.slco.org/slcsports/
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Beer Pairing & Brewer's Dinner at MacCool's
Menu
Beer Squash Soup Paired with Bohemian's Bavarian Weiss
Autumn Salad Paired with Bohemian's Czech Pilsener
Brats & Brew Paired with Bohemian's Viennese Lager
Cheese & Olives Paired with Bohemian's Czech Pilsener
Chocolate Bread Pudding Paired with Bohemian's Cherny Bock!
$39 per person.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Bohemian Brewery releases Cherny Bock Schwarzbier in a can.
"Darkness Cometh!" That's right, we are now offering our darker, richer and roastier black lager in the form of a canned Schwarzbier called "Cherny Bock". Can you say awesome?
Photo Credit: Pete Petráš
From the Bohemian site:
"The word Cherny literally means ‘black‘ in Czech referring to the color of the rather surprising dark Schwarzbier with gentle bitterness to appeal your palette. A true gem to be discovered by specialty beer lovers."
Bohemian is currently selling cans of their Cherny Bock the brewery but those of you in their distribution area should see it on shelves relatively soon. For those of us that don't live close to the brewery, well, we can just sit around and hope that maybe someone we know who does will send us some!
Check out this great video of Bohemian Brewery's canning line filling and sealing fresh cans of Cherny Bock!
Friday, October 22, 2010
Cherny Bock is famous
Cherny is getting some glamour shots for our packaging and displays.
The 6 pack
With the tall snifter. This is the recommended glassware of choice for this chocolately schwarzbier
Once you go black you'll never go back.
The 6 pack
With the tall snifter. This is the recommended glassware of choice for this chocolately schwarzbier
Once you go black you'll never go back.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Bohemian Fan Bikes the Distance
If you’re only slightly interested, here are the quick stats right up front. The ride went better than planned and I was finished by October 3rd including one day off in Rochester, NY. That averages out to 80 miles per day. Most days were tail or cross winds, but two days were pretty miserable weather as Tropical Storm Nicole swept through New York and battered me with headwinds as well as constant rain. I had two broken spokes and one broken rack mount, but none requiring me to delay things severely. I camped five nights, spent one night in a hotel, and the rest of the nights were passed inside various homes. Riding with packed panniers day after day was slower than I expected and I spent a lot of each day riding. All in all it was a great time, a memorable life experience, and something I’m excited to do again. I want to take this opportunity to heartily toast Bag Balm and a surprising absence of saddle abrasions.
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