Yesterday, we got some pretty awesome news.
A panel, put together by The New York Times’ Eric Asimov, reviewed the nation’s best American Pale Ales. Our Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale was rated No. 1, beating out the likes of Samuel Adams, Dogfish Head, Oskar Blues, Lagunitas, and Sierra Nevada.
“Our consensus favorite, the Doggie Style Classic [...]

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Chances are you have wasted hours of your life trying to find your car keys. You know the drill: Anger, cursing, and irritation of the highest order (especially when you discover them in the most obvious place).
The misplaced cell phone is another beast: Anxiety and fear quickly followed by panic. (That’s right. You didn’t need [...]

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In Fear and Loathing in America, Hunter S. Thompson described his “homebase fortress” in Woody Creek, Colorado as “a very important psychic anchor for me, a crucial grounding point where I always knew I had love, friends & good neighbors….When I made that hairpin turn up the hill onto Woody Creek Road, I knew [...]

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Bobby Lee Rodgers

His website says…
Rock and roll…it’s rarely had a more exuberant, beautifully crafted infusion than Bobby Lee Rodgers. His music exhibits a passionate commitment to fundamentals that makes every note solid and sweet, constantly reminding the listener of rock’s bedrock pleasures.
What you really want to know…

Latest album: Overdrive (featuring Jimmy Herring, lead guitarist [...]

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Jam with Flying Dog at a free concert Saturday, June 19 at the Baker Park band shell in downtown Frederick, MD.
From 3 to 8 pm, Justin Kalk Orchestra, Pamela Parker and the San Francisco Review, and Bobby Lee Rodgers will perform.
Since Baker Park is a (ahem) dry venue, we’re having an after-party at Bentz Street [...]

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Sail off into the sunset with Flying Dog. Every Tuesday in June, Schooner Woodwind Annapolis Sailing Cruises is holding a Flying Dog beer tasting during their Sunset Sail.
Our Woody Creek White Belgian Wit, Doggie Style Classic Pale Ale, and Road Dog Porter will be featured on the Woodwind, a 74-foot schooner custom designed for the [...]

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The Dog will be all over town celebrating American Craft Beer Week from Sunday 5/17 through Sunday 5/23. Care to join?
The following events have been scheduled in Maryland, DC, and Northern Virginia:
Sunday, May 16
Mahaffey’s Pub “Pints and Pancakes” in Baltimore, MD

10 am
Featuring a firkin of our limited-edition Coffee Stout and our Summer seasonal [...]

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A moving collection of black and white photography, accompanied by raw, authentic essays, Phlogs: Journey to the Heart of the Human Predicament, is Flying Dog founder George Stranahan’s latest book with co-author Nicole Beinstein Strait. It was recently the winner of the 2010 Next Generation Indie Book Awards in the Coffee Table Book/Photography category and [...]

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I had a vision of some nerve-rattling geek all covered with matted hair and string-warts showing up in the press office and demanding Scanlan’s press packet. Well…what the hell? We could always load up on acid and spend the day roaming around the clubhouse grounds with big sketch pads, laughing hysterically at the natives and [...]

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Due to thunderstorms looming over the Washington, DC area, the 4th annual Bow Wow Pow Wow in Adams Morgan has been rescheduled for Sunday, May 2 from 11 am to 5 pm. It will still be held at the original location: Marie Reed School at the 2200 block of 18th Street, NW.
Working with the Adams [...]

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