Robert Duffy

Over on my beer blog, Empty Growler, a few pop culture beer-related links to get you through the weekend.

(via Brooklyn Brewery’s Garrett Oliver Disagrees with New York Times Regarding 750ml Bottles)

Garrett Oliver nails it, as usual.

The name Sixty-One is a reminder that this beer is Dogfish Head’s best-selling 60 Minute IPA plus one new ingredient: syrah grape must from California … To celebrate the launch of Sixty-One, Dogfish Head and Will Oldham, who performs as Bonnie “Prince” Billy, are releasing a limited-edition record. Bonnie “Prince” Billy has performed many times at Dogfish Head’s coastal Delaware brewpub and has become a good friend, the kind of friend you’d give a big ol’ man-hug to. He wrote an original song called Sixty-One that was inspired by this beer’s origins, and on the flip-side of the record is a rollicking Bonnie “Prince” Billy version of the innuendo-filled Dominoes classic “Sixty-Minute Man.” The record will be available only at Dogfish Head’s Delaware brewery and brewpub … (via Dogfish Head Will Oldhman = Sixty One)

It’s not even out yet, but the combination of Stumptown, Mast Brothers, and Sixpoint has me already planning on drinking many many cans. (via I Can Already Taste Sixpoint’s 3 Beans.. in my mind)

Here are the three glasses I prefer when I drink craft beer, and in my opinion should be in every cupboard. (via Craft Beer Glassware: Three Glasses For Every Cupboard)