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Question: What’s the difference between a pint and a stein?

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Brew Review – Snoop Juice by Stormhouse Brewing

Terpenes do not get you high.

They are merely a flavor and aroma chemical found in certain plants such as cannabis (good ol’-fashioned weed!).

As for their usage and regulation, I can’t say I’m too terribly familiar with that.

I will say that the team at Stormhouse Brewing is a lot more familiar with it, and as they used them to help bring about their rather humorously and appropriately 4-20 beer, Snoop Juice (Hazy IPA, 7.5% ABV, 40 IBU).

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Thirsty Buffalo Launches New Co-Packing Venture, Craftek Beverages

Thirsty Buffalo Brewing Company today announced the official launch of its sister company, Craftek Beverages, a boutique, family-run beverage co-packer created to help emerging brands bring their drink ideas to life. With several new contracts already in place – ranging from THC and CBD seltzers to energy drinks and wellness beverages – Craftek is positioning itself as an incubator for small businesses ready to test, refine, and scale their products without the high barriers to entry of traditional production.

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Quote Of The Week

"Beer may not solve your problems, but neither will water."

— Unknown

Beer Quiz Answer

Answer: A pint holds 16 oz, while a stein is a larger, lidded German beer mug.