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Letter of Marque Winners!

Heavy Seas Letter of Marque Winner Announcement

 

Thank you to all the homebrewers who took the time to participate in our Heavy Seas Letter of Marque Contest.  Each of the beer

Beer For Dessert!

Beer is great paired with appetizers and main courses, but why stop there? 

 

Beer is a wonderful complement to desserts and chocolate is a great place to start.

Grrrilling With Heavy Seas Beer!

Cooking with beer can be easier than you think.  Just follow a few simple rules and you will be a grill meister!

 

Always add beer a near to the end of the cooking process as possible to maintain it’s flav

Heavy Seas Pyrate Guide to Beer Fest Survival

The Heavy Seas Pyrate Guide to Beer Fest Survival

 

Arrgh spring - the time when every young pyrate’s thoughts turn to… BEER FESTS!

Heavy Seas Beer Medal Wins at 2010 World Beer Cup

 

 

Heavy Seas Rye Porter

Heavy Seas Beer announces the next release in the Mutiny Fleet line of beers – Letter of Marque Rye Porter.  This is a new and limited edition release for 2010 only, available April 1 in 22oz bottles and very limited draft, while it lasts.

Pssst! Heavy Seas Beer's got wood.

The Heavy Seas Master of Firkins has finally released the list of what we will be serving at our Heavy Seas Real Ale & BBQ Fest on Saturday March 27!  Also new to our firkin cooperage are white oak barrels which will hold everyone’s favorite – Loose Cannon.

Stop the Beverage Tax Increase!

Legislative Alert – Want to pay $4.50 more for a case of Heavy Seas?!  Maryland House Bill 832 would raise MD beer excise taxes about 12 fold, making MD among the highest alcohol beverage tax states in the country.

Changing Tacks

I have always loved the sea. For me, it’s the perfect metaphor for life – sometimes it is calm and relaxing; sometimes it is hostile and challenging. But always the sea dictates the terms, and the navigator either responds appropriately, or suffers the consequences.

So too is business. Sailing a successful course is always a process of constant change. Failure to adjust will take one off course at best, to the bottom at worst.

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