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Brookston Beer Bulletin

Jay R. Brooks on Beer

Authority: 51 reach 10 · trust 5 · quality 21 · freshness 15
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Country: United States
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# Brookston Beer Bulletin

> Jay R. Brooks on Beer


## Posts

- [Beer In Ads #5162: I'm Back Again! Duquesne Bock Beer](https://brookstonbeerbulletin.com/beer-in-ads-5162-im-back-again-duquesne-bock-beer/): Two years ago I decided to concentrate on Bock ads for awhile. Bock, of course, may have originated in Germany, in the town of Einbeck. Because many 19th century American breweries were founded by German immigrants, they offered a bock at certain times of the year, be it Spring, Easter, Lent, Christmas, or what have you. In a sense they were some of the first seasonal beers. &#8220;The style was later adopted in Bavaria by Munich brewers in the 17th century. Due to their Bavarian accent, citizens of Munich pronounced &#8216;Einbeck&#8217; as &#8216;ein Bock&#8217; (a billy goat), and thus the [&hellip;]
- [Historic Beer Birthday: John Roehm](https://brookstonbeerbulletin.com/historic-beer-birthday-john-roehm/): Today is the birthday of John Roehm (January 5, 1849-June 9, 1907). He was born in Bavaria, Germany, but moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1888 and bought the brewery of Anton Stroebele (founded in 1870), renaming it the John Roehm Brewery, but also traded under the Consumers Brewing Co., at least until 1909. After Roehm&#8217;s death in 1907, his brewery appears to be sold to Henry Hess and went through several name (and probably ownership) changes until lastly it was known as the Otto Erlanger Brewing Co. from 1837 to 1951, when it closed for good. Unfortunately, I haven&#8217;t been [&hellip;]
- [Historic Beer Birthday: Thomas Aitken](https://brookstonbeerbulletin.com/historic-beer-birthday-thomas-aitken/): Today is the birthday of Thomas Aitken (January 5, 1821-January 5, 1884). He was born in Scotland, but emigrated to Australia in 1842, when he was 19. &#8220;In 1851 he founded the Corio Brewery in Geelong, and later started the Union Brewery in Melbourne. By 1854 he was in business at Victoria Parade, East Melbourne, where he had built a new brewery, distillery and malthouse. The large complex was called the Victoria Parade Brewery,&#8221; which was later known simply as the Victoria Brewery. He also developed the formula for their most popular beer, Victoria Bitter, also in 1854. When Thomas [&hellip;]
- [Historic Beer Birthday: Matt Bonney](https://brookstonbeerbulletin.com/beer-birthday-matt-bonney/): Today would have been the 52nd birthday of Matt Bonney, formerly of Brouwer&#8217;s and Bottleworks, both in Seattle, Washington, and later the proprietor of Toronado Seattle. Bonney was one of my favorite people in the industry. You would have been be hard-pressed to find a person more passionate about good beer. He also knew how to throw a party and was always a gracious host. Unfortunately, he unexpectedly passed away in late March of 2019. Join me in drinking a toast to Bonney tonight. He is definitely missed.
- [Beer Birthday: Rodger Davis](https://brookstonbeerbulletin.com/beer-birthday-rodger-davis/): Today is Rodger
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