“You say you want a revolution. Well, you know. We all want to change the world. You tell me that it’s evolution. Well, you know. We all want to change the world.” -The BeatlesJim Koch, the man behind Boston Beer Company, not only started a revolution but he has and continues to change the world of beer, his surroundings, the city of Boston and in some cases the planet itself.
Jim comes from a brewing family that for generations of Koch’s have wet our whistles with some of the finest brews the world has seen. He is a cornerstone in the craft beer industry and has paved the way for the 1500 craft breweries now in America. He defied style guidelines making what his vision of beer is and where he thinks the future of beer is headed. Read the rest of this entry »
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Every so often a movie makes us take a step back and question our direction and purpose in life. The documentary American Beer by director Paul Kermizian is one of those movies that not only makes us question ourselves but provides us with the answers to mysteries such as “where the hell can I get my hands on some of that beer?” and “what is the perfect cure for a hangover?”American Beer follows four friends on a cross-country trek to search out beer across the United States by visiting 38 craft breweries in 40 days. During their jaunt jabs are taken at the big 3 brewers of the world and conversation includes gaining weight while doing nothing but eating and drinking. But this is not a Fahrenheit 911 or Supersize Me of beer. Kermizian’s genius is to provide a simple premise with four men and let their actions and reactions provide the entertainment. 
