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The 2008 World Beer Cup just announced the winners, and the Brew Works came up with another medal!The World Beer Cup is considered the most prestigious competition in the world. And our Framboise Lambic took third place in the Belgian Style Sour Ale category. THIRD PLACE IN THE ENTIRE WORLD!!!!! Brew Master, Beau Baden, will have the official unveiling soon, and you’ll be able to taste this incredible brew at both of our downtown locations. Way to go Beau!!! Click here to view all of the 2008 World Beer Cup Champions. |
Senator Barack Obama visited the Bethlehem Brew Works Sunday, April 20th.
New to the Allentown Brew Works, it’s our very own Martini Club!
Membership includes:
A specially styled martini glass that is always waiting for you and only members can drink from. Your favorite Martinis are discounted $2 every day, all day long…all YEAR long. Each month on our designated gathering nights one specialty chosen martini of the month will be prepared for you for FREE! Every 25th martini is FREE! One FREE Birthday Martini when you come in to celebrate with your friends and family! AND a free martini for signing up a new member.
Click on the link below to listen to our very first live pod-cast! Owner Jeff Fegley discusses the Allentown Brew Works in detail, from the layout of the massive new restaurant, to what beers are on tap, as well as some interesting history about the Fegley family, and there involvement in the revitalization efforts underway in downtown Allentown.
Hobbyist and pro concoct a winning India Pale Ale
Tim Blangger | The Netizen’s Guide
On the face of it, it’s an odd combination. Imagine a professional chef collaborating with a barbecue enthusiast. Or a NASCAR pit crew member joining forces with a shade-tree mechanic.
That was the idea behind a professional-amateur collaboration organized last weekend by the biggest beer contest in the country, the Great American Beer Festival.
A Lehigh Valley duo took gold in the Pro-Am category. Chris Bowen, a Bethlehem home brewer, and Beau Baden, brewmaster for the Allentown and Bethlehem branches of the Brew Works, collaborated on an English-style India Pale Ale. They beat out 47 others in the category.
The idea for the team started at a beer dinner this summer at the Bethlehem Brew Works restaurant and brew pub.Bowen, 40, a financial planner whose hobbies include jazz guitar, woodworking and electronics, started chatting about beers with Baden, 36.
Patrons cheer as fat tire cyclists race through bar.
Cyclists are applauded by spectators and patrons Sunday as the Tour de Brew races through the Allentown Brew Works. (Kathleen X. Cook, Allentown Morning Call / September 9, 2007)
Beef-beer dinner will serve five courses - with beverages, of course
By Diane Stoneback | Of The Morning Call - September 5, 2007
How many times have you had beer with your dessert, rather than hot coffee or tea? For that matter, how often have you had beef-filled puff pastry with Parmesan ice cream for dessert?
These are just two of the surprises on tap Saturday at the Allentown Brew Works’ first Beef and Beer Brewmaster’s Dinner, which will feature a five-course meal accompanied by 10 different, finely crafted beers.
The Morning Call - Donald P. Russo - August 4, 2007
Allentown continues to lag somewhat. There are, however, several bright spots, and I believe that Allentown can be turned around as Easton and Bethlehem are. The Fegley family, for example, has done a noteworthy job building the Allentown Brew Works. It is breathtakingly beautiful, and it simply has to be seen to be believed. There are three huge floors, and each floor is more gorgeous than the next. One can only hope that enough people can be drawn into downtown Allentown to make this place a success. The Bethlehem Brew Works, owned by the same family, is a smashing success. However, downtown Bethlehem and downtown Allentown are two very different places. The formula for success at in downtown Bethlehem may in fact be quite dissimilar to the formula for success in downtown Allentown. Continue reading ‘Musikfest, good food, and Valley’s downtowns’
By Tim Blangger | The Morning Call - July 27, 2007
In another sign that the Allentown Brew Works is growing a customer base, the brew pub and restaurant sold 140 mugs Wednesday night for its in-house mug club. About 200 were offered, and the owners receive discounts and other benefits, says brew pub owner Jeff Fegley. No. 1 sold for $125 for the year.
Continue reading ‘140 beer lovers join Brew Works’ mug club’
