Cold weather is upon us. Everywhere you look it’s evident, from the trees turning color and dropping their leaves to the pumpkins on your neighbor’s doorstep. Halloween decorations and temps in the low 50's – all signaling autumn is here. What better time to drop by your favorite bar or sit by a fire and drink a glass of the season’s best hard cider?
Traditionally associated with England, ciders and perries (pear cider) have been a staple for centuries. Call for a glass of Cider in an English pub and you can find a range of choices, from a clean, sweet, amber-colored, sparkling drink, to a complex, dry, and cloudy, oak-laden brew. Many will argue that few beers can match good cider for lightness and complexity.
In early America, cider was considered “the drink of the people” from
With Fall comes Cider
Friday, October 16, 2009 1:29:23 PM America/Denver
Fire Roasted White Chili with Chicken
Monday, October 12, 2009 6:56:39 PM America/Denver

I don't know about you but when fall rolls around I tend to crave spicy, hearty soups, there's really nothing better on a cold fall night than to sit down to a big bowl of steamy goodness. It's with this in mind that I have started to develop a line of recipes that everyone can enjoy especially with an frosty craft beer.
The first recipe in the series is my Fire Roasted White Chili with Chicken which is one of my all time favorites and is very healthy and full flavored. Here's what you will need to get this recipe started.
Ingredients
3 Skin on Chicken Breast
1 Tbls Ground Cumin
2 Jalapenos Chiles
11/2 Tsp Ground Coriander
2 Anaheim Chiles
Rogue Mierfest Oktoberfest Lager
Thursday, September 10, 2009 11:03:16 PM America/Denver
The Details:
Malts: Durst Pilsner, Durst Munich and Weyermann Acidulated
Hops: Oregon Perle
Yeast & Water: Oktoberfest 2633 yeast & Free Range Coastal Water
Read MoreMalts: Durst Pilsner, Durst Munich and Weyermann Acidulated
Hops: Oregon Perle
Yeast & Water: Oktoberfest 2633 yeast & Free Range Coastal Water
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By Rick Boyd

