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Drink Insider: John Beachboard of Lost Forty Brewing

Drink Insider covers the men and women behind Little Rock’s beverage scene. Whether it’s our brewers, bartenders or distillers, Central Arkansas has many talented people making the drinks you love. Today, we catch up with John Beachboard, owner and manager at Lost Forty Brewing. Being from Little Rock, what’s it like to be making beer …

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Lost Forty, Pallbearer Bring Limited Edition Beer and Concert Series to Arkansas

Lost Forty Brewing has partnered with critically acclaimed Arkansas-based doom metal band Pallbearer to celebrate the band’s 10th anniversary. The collaboration features two shows in Arkansas and a collaboration beer that the band helped brew. The beer, called The Legend pilsner, will be debuting this Saturday during a special show at The Rev Room.  “At …

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Rebel Kettle Poised to Open Second Brewery in Conway

Rebel Kettle Brewing Company is preparing a major expansion into Conway. The Little Rock brewery aims to be the first legal beermaking operation in Faulkner County after state lawmakers approved Act 681, which allows for the operation of microbrewery/restaurants in dry counties. Rebel Kettle is looking to start things rolling with a new facility at 1090 …

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Drink Insider: Sylvia Blain, Executive Director of the Arkansas Brewers Guild

Founded in 2003, the Arkansas Brewers Guild works to promote and protect the craft beer industry in Arkansas. It also offers not just business advice and sharing of trade information between the breweries but lobbying support in the best interest of all its members. Sylvia Blain was hired last year as the Executive Director and …

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Flyway's Barrel-Aged Lord God Triple Chocolate Stout Debuts Today

In April 2005, a group of wildlife scientists reported observing several “firm” sightings of an ivory-billed woodpecker in Central Arkansas. Nicknamed “The Lord God Bird,” the last authenticated sighting in the United States was in 1944 in the swamps of Louisiana. Well, it’s with great pleasure I can now tell you exactly where you can …

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