Today, the balance of the Rocket Fuel account went to $601.
I am – officially – “fueled” and couldn’t be more grateful for the 19 fuelers who have now made it possible for me to attend the 2011 Beer Blogger’s Conference in Portland, OR.
Last week two points of controversy erupted regarding women and beer. The debate once again flared up about women’s beer tastes, marketing towards women, and gender-offensive labeling of craft and non-craft beer. I’ve been writing about this for some time now, but the very same day I was disheartened by finding a new beer “marketed specifically towards women” I also found something that made my heart soar with pride – a movie about women and craft beer.
Hi readers! I’ve got an announcement to make. I am starting a campaign to fund my trip to the 2011 Beer Blogger’s Conference, and here’s why: Last year, the first-ever Beer Bloggers Conference was held in Boulder, CO, and was an astounding success. I attended with more than 200 other [...more]
There were many valuable learning moments to be had at the first-ever Beer Bloggers Conference – and a lot of topics for thought. But one of the things that I know I’ll never have the opportunity to do again, and was incredibly lucky to eperience, was to taste Brew Dog’s [...more]
Last weekend I attended the first ever Beer Bloggers Conference. Instead of doing a full wrap-up, I plan to highlight some of the beers and/or learning moments that occurred while I was at the conference. The first is a session described as Live Beer Blogging… so, you may ask, “What [...more]
Bringing women into a craft beer blog’s audience – as people Note: This post is in response to a session held at the first annual Beer Bloggers Conference in Boulder, CO. For more information on the conference, check out www.beerbloggersconference.org. I’d like to share with you my thoughts on a [...more]
