Boersma's Beer Page

These are the beerpages I've made

D.B.D. FUST	De Snorkel (Dutch)	What's new?

These are the beerpages I've found elsewhere (everywhere?)

Breweries and Brewpubs

• 20 Tank Brewery.
• Amstel presents the Amstel Riverside/site café
• Anderson Valley Brewing Company.
• Krönleins Brewery Inc., one of Swedens oldest and smallest family breweries.
• The Avalanche Brewing Company, is supposed to be "The Land Of FREE Beer!".
• Barley Boys Brewery, a good place for beers to be from.
• Bass Ale has its own pub on the web: The Red Triangle.
• The Beamish Brewery, brewers of Beamish Genuine Irish Stout.
• Bend Brewing Company, is all about fine food, great beer, and friendly faces.
• Big Bucks Brewery & Steakhouse, "The mouth of a perfectly happy man is filled with beer."
• The Black Diamond Brewing Company in Walnut Creek, California.
• Bloomington Brewing Co.
• Randy's Boston Beer Company Page (Samuel Adams)
• Breckenridge Brewery
• Buffalo Bill's Brewing Company
• Celis Brewery.
• Coeur d'Alene Brewing Co. Inc, or "TW Fisher's, A Brewpub".
• Curt-Enterprises "the smallest brewery in the world" has started a "linking and drinking" action. I got a free six-pack for this link!
• De Koninck small & beautifull.
• Flat Branch Pub & Brewing welcomes you.
• Flying Fish Brewing Company, the only brewery built live on the Internet.
• The Golden Prairie Brewing Company
• Great Lakes Brewing Co., nicely designed pages.
• It's official folks. The Great Providence Brewing Company of Providence, Rhode Island, has been offically launched and endorsed by the Mayor.
• Gritty's, Maine's Original Brewpub.
• Grolsch homepage (Dutch)
• Hair of the Dog Brewing Company, definately worth visiting!
• The Hangtown Brewery in Placeville, Californa.
• Harpoon Brewery, is this the official site?
• Hart Brewing Company from Canada, not to be mistaken for Hart Brewing Company (which seems to point to the Pyramid and Thomas Kemper Lagers).
• Heineken
• Labatt
• Molson
• Marin Brewing Company
• Martha's Exchange Restaurant and Brewing Company.
• The McAuslan Brewpage, the first Canadian brewey on the Web.
• The Mendocino Brewing Company
• Neuzeller Klosterbrauerei eo tempore 1598 (!), nür für Genießer!
• The unofficial North Coast Brewing Company page shows how a small brewery can produce great quality.
• The Northern Brewer's HomePage.
• Nor'wester Handcrafted Ales and Lagers.
• Oaken Barrel Brewing Company
• Another fine Belgian brewery, Palm
• Pivovarna Lasko is the brewery in Lasko, Slovenia. (The pages are mirrored in Amsterdam)
• Redhook Brewery page
• The Reno Brewing Company: no glitz, no glam, no show girls, no craps - just good beer.
• San Francisco Brewing Company serving San Francisco's freshest beer.
• The Shipyard Breweries
• Spring Street Brewing Company
• Triple Rock Brewery
• Yegua Creek Brewing Company, in Dallas, Texas. Call (214) 824-BREW (!).
• Zip City Brewing Co., the oldest continually operating brewery in New York City.

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  (Home)Brewing

• Alan and Melissa's Homebrew Page, recipies and a love story...
• Jermy "Ballard" Bergsman's beerpage is rather brew-oriented, so visit if you fancy brewing.
• Beer at Home, they "like making it, drinking it and talking about it!"
• The Beerspoon Brewers are a couple of enthusiastic beer brewers (and tasters) from around Salzburg, Austria, specialized in microbrewing.
• Belgian Beer Style Notes by Philip R. Seitz.
• Bier, selbst gebraut (Austria)
• Big Dog Brewers Guide Big Dogs Make Dead Cats.
• The 10th annual Bluebonnet homebrew competition!
• Cock's Fine Brews, recipes, beer suppliers, catalogs, tricks, reviews, etc.
• East coast Brewing Supply specializes in SS brew kettles, brew systems and equipment for the large scale and advanced homebrewer.
• Five Star Products and Services, a supplier of specialized cleaning products and equipment for professional brewers.
• The Froth Protocol Homebrew Shop
• The Gordian Brewpage, a treasure house of brewing knowledge, one of these days...
• The Hangtown Association of Zymurgy Enthusiasts are a homebrew club in the Sierra Nevada foothills, east of Sacramento, CA.
• #1 HOMEBREW @ WHOLESALE Home Page
• The H.O.M.E. Keg-a-rator-user-manual.
• How to brew your first beer, a book by John Palmer.
• Mr. Beer, the homebrew kit.
• The Homebrew U BBS Network with a calendar of beer events.
• The Oregon Brewers Guild is a non-profit trade organziation formed to support the brewers do their thing around Oregon.
• The Pacific Gravity Home Brewers are a new homebrewing club for the westside of Los Angeles.
• Rocky Mountain Brewing Supplies offers a catalog, mainly for the Western U.S., but they sell all over the U.S.
• Happy Brewing starts at S.P.S. Beer Stuff.
• How to brew beer in your dorm room is a prictical guide to brewing beer at 'home'.
• The Von Klopp Brew Shop.
• Veni Brouwdi Bibi from Enschede have their own Beerpage.

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  Classic Collections

• The almost complete microbrewery & brewpub database.
• The Brewery Web site
• Dan Brown's Beer Page
• John Lock's rec.food.drink.beer page
• The Real Beer Page
• Spencer's Beer page
• The Virtual Pub

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  Festivals

• Boston Brewer's Festival
• Peter Crombecq's List of Festivals.
• Great American Beer Festival
• Texas Brewers Festival

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  Magazines

• All About Beer Magazine
• American Brewer and BeeR the magazine are both featured on Bill Owen's Virtual Brewpub.
• A Strange Brew.
• BeerScene
• Articles from back-issues of Brew Magazine are now on-line.
• Brewing Techniques Magazine
• The Celebrator Beer News
• Beer Publications, commercial but comprehensive.
• Netbeer, a.k.a. Beerdrinker's Paradise.
• Southern Draft Brew News

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  Newsgroups

• the alt.beer newsgroup
• the rec.food.drink.beer newsgroup

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  Personal Collections

• The Real Beer Page's Canadian Beer Index
• The Ontario Beer Page

• Milan Starec's Beer Page includes a studie into beerfoam ("Fyzikálnì-Chemické Vlastnosti Pìn"), lots of beerlabels and good insights into the Czech brewing scene.

• Jacques Bertens Bierbrouw Pagina (Jacques Bertens Homebrew Pages) are in Dutch, but a nice place to visit when you want to know about homebrewing.
• "Breaky" has started a wonderful collection of beer- and brewery-descriptions, unfortunately in Dutch only.
• Cambrinus is a computer program designed to register data on breweries.
• Ed's Bierpagina (yep, that's dutch for Ed's Beerpage) is a promising Dutch collection.
• Beers From Belgium (CD-ROM).
• Ralph's Beer Pages are in Dutch, but what a collection! History, the process of brewing, types, adresses, labels and more.

• Arjan's favorite beer top 200, a list of over 200 beers with ratings and brewery information.
• The Beer and Wine reference, good collection, just ignore the wine-part.
• Tim Dalton has his own Beer Hunter Page, or Bierjägerseite.
• Beer Is My Life, that sounds like me!?
• The Decadent Beer Page, by Michael Hoopes, offers partial-mash recipes and a collection of homebrew beer labels.
• DeJean's Beer Page has images of lots and lots of Belgian Beerlabels and beercans, and more.
• Dipstick's Beer Guide is all about beer ratings.
• Frank's beer page has lots of scanned labels and cans.
• Sam Ganesan has a collection of beer links that made me jealous.
• Rick Garvin is a beer nerd!
• Gary's Fabulous Beer Page is geared mostly towards homebrewers. He stole a lot from Spencer and admits it.
• Glenn's Buffalo Beer Page, recepies and beer happenings in Western New York.
• Scott Howard has a page with some scanned labels, including several of Mickey's Malt Liquor.
• Custom full color labels for the homebrewer, brought to you by Direct Image.
• And then there was Russel McGuire's beerpage (he stole my buttons!).
• Kirt Williams has a very nice page, lot's of everything!
• Ralph Klos (see Dutch section) is also working on a separate series of pages (in English) under the name Beer Linking.
• Pa's Austrian beer articles a very nice collection on beer, brewing, enterprise and edelweiss!
• Famous for his postings in alt.beer, Ken Papai now has his own homepage and "It's fun and wacky..." according to it's rightful owner.
• Unusual homebrewing gadgets can be found at Peter's Beer Obsessions (yes, the name did help!).
• Roberts Ultimate Beerpage features a beer of the week, top 10 lists of wordt and best beers, and more.
• Paul Westwell's Beer Page is aimed mainly at the UK.
• Kyle Wohlmut's Quantum Beer Theory, a whole new look at beer.

• Beer in Cyberspace by Kari Likovuori.

• Frederic Cirera's Beers of the World and Beers in the Kitchen (in French, but lots of beers and labels!)

• Mille's Kölsch Seite"
• Die andere bierseite.

• Mein Engel birreria pizzeria.
• Die andere bierseite.

• CB-Ølets Venner Halden, means "friends of the CB-beer in Halden", and it's about beer!

• Strona Birofilistow (Beer Label Collectors) is Radoslaw Kwiecien's (mostly) Polish website for beer labels collectors.

• Alun's Beer Page has a page on "Yeasts from Bottle Conditioned Beers".

• Mössinger Bier is what is says, a nice swiss page (on a German beer!)it is.

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  Societies

• Amici Iocosi, a society of distinguished Swedish gentlemen interested in beer and food.
• The Association of Brewers
• The Beer Masters Tasting Society
• CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale.
• The Chicago Beer Society, established 1977!
• The (Dutch) Delftsch Bonds Brouwers Gilde (DBBG), for when you're in Delft and need someone to guide you around town.
• EBCU, the European Beer Consumers Union.
• FINNLIBS, the Finnish League of Independent Beer Societies.
• Drienerloos Bier Dispuut FUST
• KBS, Kaijonharju Boozing Society, Finland.
• Øl-klubben KØLIG
• OBP, the Belgian Objective Beer Tasting society.
• De Objektieve ProefAjuinen, a regional branch of the Belgian De Objektieve Bierproevers.
• PINT, the Dutch society for Promotion and INformation of Traditional beers..

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  Thematic Collections

• The Ann Arbor Good Beer Page, presenting "The Good Beer Information Page"
• Dr. Bradley Collins offers you The Great Aussie Beer Page.
• If you're looking for Austrian beer, check out www.bier.at.
• Keith has put together a "completely personal, completeley unfinished" Austrian Beer Guide.
• Mark Stevens has produced The Baltimore Beer Guide.
• You knew the video, here's The Beer Hunter CD-ROM.
• Peter Crombecq (the author of many books on beer) has produced the Beerguide of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxemburg (BeNeLux).
• Geert Vandewiele has compiled The Belgian Beerlist, a great collection of over 675 Belgian beers.
• British Real Ale Database, good work!
• Wet your Web, because here is bier.org! All over Canada and the USA they've collected Microbreweries, Brewpubs and Homebrews.
• Colorado Brewpub reviews.
• Bier aus Deutschland, need I say more?
• Andy Moore has created the Hampshire Real Ale Home Page with information about the South Hants branch of CAMRA.
• Also available : The Indiana Beer Guide
• From Japan : Yarri's Beer Page...
• The writers of London's Virtual Real Ale Pub Guide have researched pubs as well as hang-overs.
• Matt Faryniarz' New England Beer and Breweries Home Page contains an index and a list to all the microbreweries in New England and what they serve.
• Clay's New York City Beer Guide.
• Don Scheidt's Northwest Brewpage for beer-related stuff from the Pacific Northwest.
• Lone Mountain designs Beer Tour Maps.
• Ed Lingel has put together The Oregon Beer Page with clickable maps of Oregon and the Portland area.
• The Paris Beer Guide, a wholly owned subsidiary of the New York City Beer Guide.
• Jim Mann offers you Beer in Pittsburgh.
• The Portland Brewbus has started driving around the portland area.
• Die "Fr�nkische Schweiz" with Bierfeste and BierKeller.
• HOLKY offers you the Swiss Homebrew & Beer Page.
• Fot the UK, there's PubWorld. They are building a comprehensive directory of Pubs, Breweries, Beers and other related businesses.
• Greg Gavin thought is was time for The World Beer Directory (sponsored?).
• Jack Hamelink from the province of Zeeland in The Netherlands has collected data from all pubs in this region and has ordered them by areacode!

• 99 ways to open a beer bottle, without a bottle opener, the book.
• The Association of Bottled Beer Collectors Home Page.
• Matt Simpson's Beer Can Collection (watch it, lots of pictures on this page!).
• The Beer Cap Page" the unofficial beer crown cap collectors site.
• Beershots!, a website featuring photomicrographs (photographs taken through an optical microscope) of the World's most famous beers.
• The Brew On Premise Pages
• The Renfewshire (UK) branch of CamRA, the famous CAMpaign for Real Ale.
• Chris Ring's Drinking Games Page has a collection of TV shows and their respective drinking games.
• The Geuze Page by another Peter.
• The Guinness Web Site, or Guinness Beer FAQt and Folklore.
• Rich offers you The LiBEERy, the Internet's resource for current literature on beer and brewing.
• Someone simply known as Mike told me "We aren't complete experts on beer, but, at the rate we are going now, we had better be soon!". Go see their page on Postcards & Beer (?).
• What's in the mashtun? offers you Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on hops, yeast, brewing, styles, malts and decoction. (Not always up)
• The Pacific Inn Pub has its own collection of Beer Links.
• In order to more closely track the health of the microbrewery industry Ken Manning designed the Microbrewery Stock Index.
• The Beer T-shirt place
• Mark Stevens' Tasting & Judging page.
• The Vestingbar Homepage, my favourite campus pub.
• Brent Nicholson has created the Nicholson Wall of Beer, over 650 different bottles from all over the world, organized by country.
• The World's Top Ten Beers (as voted on by drinkers in cyberspace) is open for YOUR vote.

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  Wanted

• Erik Frew ([email protected]) asked me to post something so he could find other collectors:

  I am a can collector who has not been active since 1978, would like to get in touch with other collectors... I have a small 400 can collection mostly from the 70's but I do have one rusty cone top as my claim to fame.

• Job Kroon ([email protected]) has had the following request especially written by a "native speaker", so pay attention will ya!?

  I am an avid collector of beer labels (Dutch brands only). Although my collection is now around 6400 labels - and counting - there is still room for more. I would especially like to hear from anyone who has material from outside the Netherlands. So, fellow-collectors out there, please get in touch!

• David Metcalf ([email protected]) asked me if I could display the following request on my "very interesting home page..." :-) :

  My name is Graeme White and I live in Western Australia. I intend to build a micro brewery between 500L to 2000L brew. I am keen to find concise designs/ plans/ drawings and advice . It would be best to find this information at no cost but I am willing to pay if necessary.....I am not a wealthy man.

• Paul ([email protected]) wrote in a sad period:

  I recently have started collecting beer cans after 10 years away from the hobby. I at one time had over 2000 cans. I joined the army and was forced to only keep about 2 box fulls. Unfortunately I was unable to keep any doubles so I lack anything to trade. I am looking for any help or "donations of cans" that I can get. I don't even have any of the current easiest to find cans. I will put together a list of what I have and send it to you soon. Let me know if you can help and if you know anyone else I might contact. Thanks. Paul

• Peter Johansson ([email protected]) wrote:

  I am a 27 year young student from Umeå in Sweden. I collect beermats and I like to switch with other collector. This to shrink my duplicate pile and increase my collection.

• Eric Budesheim ([email protected]) wrote:

  Serious Beer bottle cap collector in Albany, NY (USA) area looking for any and all US beer crowns, old corky's to brand new micro's, used or unused, 1 or 100. Send me an e-mail at [email protected]. Hope to hear from you, my collection is stagnant.

• Michael Yoakam ([email protected]) wrote:

  I have a collection of old cans. Is there a market for these? Mike

  What do you think?

• Matt or Terri Menghini ([email protected]) is a collector of beer cans. He/she wrote:

  I am also looking for old beer cans (including rusty ones). Any old can that had to be opend with a can opener (as opposed to a pull tab) would interest me. Best place to find such items is in a crawl space, covered up well, attic, wall, old building or barn, or any other place that has some protection from the elements. You can generally tell how old the cans are by looking for one of two things: (1) opening instructions on the side of the can - probably means 1930's or early 1940's, and (2) the words "Internal Revenue Tax Paid" which means prior to March 1, 1949. Anybody who thinks they have something interesting, please let me know.

• Mike England ([email protected]) was so kind to write me:

  I like your site! (this helps, PB)

  I am a collector of the old beer cans from made from the 1930's to the 1960's. These cans had to be opened with a can opener. Some friends of mine have found them in the attic, basement, crawl space and/or under the porch.

• Edward Wietze Veld ([email protected]) wrote to me:

  I am looking for all kinds of unused crowncaps form all over the world. Are there any of you web surfers who also collect crowncaps and who would like to exchange crowncaps with me. I already have many contacts around the world, but I think the more the better. I can offer many interesting (beer) crowncaps from the Netherlands. Cheers.

• Torgeir Wemmestad-Haaland ([email protected]) and his friends wrote:

  We are 5 students in Norway connected to the net, trying to find some useful information about German beer and brewing. If you have written anything about it, and feel like sharing it with us you should reply. The best would be to get it in German!

  Do you feel like helping them? Mail them!

• Jeff Atherton ([email protected]) wrote:

  My son is a very enthusiastic collector of beer mats. If anyone has any that they could donate, we would be grateful.

  So, mail this boy and bury him under a pile of beermats!

• New "Wanted"-items can be mailed to [email protected].

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  See for youself

• Alta Vista is one of the faster search engines for the Web.
• Lycos will let you search the Internet for more (beer-related) Web-sites,
• And so will Yahoo.
• Webcrawler has an additional index of other WWW-search-engines at their Web Indexes page.

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  Statistics

  You are number :-) No, really, I stopped counting.

  Someone else has started counting for me though, it's a service by Nedstat

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  If your beerpage is missing, or if you know of a missing beerpage, mail me the URL please! I'm as happy as you are to find new sources of beer-knowledge.