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  • Published
    September 23, 2010

    What Ales You: Home brewing time is here, so read this and get hopping

    It is time to start home brewing. The temperatures have cooled, the hops are just about ready in our garden and, since I have a tiny TV in my cellar brewing area, I spent the commercials of the Patriots’ season opener getting ready for the brewing season. You can brew beer in the summer, but […]

  • Published
    September 19, 2010

    Author Q&A: FIND DINING

    Tom Seymour of Waldo forages for a lot of his food. Now he’s out with a new book sharing some of the secrets of his finesse.

  • Published
    September 19, 2010

    Maine Gardener: Surplus Good

    Donations to Plant-a-Row for the Hungry are up in what’s proven to be a good year for gardens around Maine.

  • Published
    September 16, 2010

    What Ales You: Barrel increase means more styles and some tweaking

    Maine Beer Co. is one of Maine’s newest breweries, and one if its smallest. Started last year by brothers David and Daniel Kleban, the company has a one-barrel brewing system in Portland, and bottle-conditions all of its beer. Like many craft brewers, the Klebans started as home brewers, making beer in Daniel’s garage, on David’s […]

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    September 12, 2010

    Maine Gardener: Renovating shrub border may involve hard work

    Renovating a shrub border usually means addition by subtraction. You are going to take away a lot more than you put in — but everything will look better. Some shrubs probably will have to be removed, and others will have to be pruned heavily. I know I have said that a properly planted shrub border […]

  • Published
    September 9, 2010

    What Ales You: A ‘Gansett comeback? He’ll drink to that – and he won’t be alone

    Beer drinkers of a certain age are welcoming an old friend back to Maine. Narragansett Lager, which from the 1940s to the early 1970s was the top-selling beer in Maine, is now being sold at some Portland bars and some of the larger beer stores. Mark Hellendrung, a lifelong Rhode Island resident, bought the brand […]

  • Published
    September 5, 2010

    Maine Gardener: Be perennially savvy

    Choose plants that will bloom at different times, include different shapes and colors, and mix in some that will help mask the varieties that have gone by.

  • Published
    September 2, 2010

    What Ales You: Growlers let locavores get freshest possible beer to go

    It has been legal for almost a year now for brew pubs in Maine to sell growlers of their own beer directly from a pub. As far as my research can tell, only the Liberal Cup in Hallowell and Run of the Mill in Saco, both owned by Geoff Houghton, have taken advantage of the […]

  • Published
    August 29, 2010

    Maine Gardener: Lawn looking a little bare? Consider these seeds for thought

    The best time for renovations to your lawn and garden are late summer and early fall — usually from about Aug. 20 to Oct. 5, when the summer temperatures have dropped and the rains begin. Until Wednesday, it seemed that late-season rains weren’t going to come, but they at least have begun. An inch of […]

  • Published
    August 26, 2010

    What Ales YouBrews that score: Magic Hat and a Pats game winner

    For the past three weeks I have been drinking a lot of new beer — one of the advantages of writing this column. Some of it shows up at the office, for which I am grateful, and others people bring to me. Magic Hat, a craft brewer from Vermont, sent me three beers that are […]

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