3 FLOYDS’ DARK LORD DAY — THE MONSTERS OF MUNSTER, INDIANA
The unassailable chaos and camaraderie of one of craft beer’s most famous festivals. And a look at what Dark Lord Day means to some of 3 Floyd’s and GBH’s biggest fans.

3 FLOYDS’ DARK LORD DAY — THE MONSTERS OF MUNSTER, INDIANA

The unassailable chaos and camaraderie of one of craft beer’s most famous festivals. And a look at what Dark Lord Day means to some of 3 Floyd’s and GBH’s biggest fans.

HUNTER GATHERER POSTER BY ANDREW WRIGHT
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​Andrew Wright is a Chicago-based artist, illustrator, and craft beer enthusiast. He’s produced incredible work for Field & Stream, The Wall Street Journal, and Bow Truss Coffee Roasters right here in Chicago. He was originally featured on Good Beer Hunting as ”Hunter Gatherer No. 10” — Since then, he’s become a great friend and collaborator, helping conceive the first in a series of seasonal Good Beer Hunting screenprinted posters. This is the first in that series. 
In Andrew’s honor, we called this first run of posters “Hunter Gatherer.”​
Andrew created four separate color linocuts and hand pulled the original prints to capture the unmistakable texture and nuance of the process. From there, we worked with Delicious Design League in Chicago to create the screens and perfect the colors for the poster run. It’s printed on French 100lb Kraft paper at 18”x24” with a stunning color and texture. Each print is signed and number by Andrew, and embossed with the “GBH & Co.” representing a great collaboration sketched out over many great beers. 




NAPERVILLE ALE FEST — JOSHUA SEAGO GETS IT RIGHT.
With all the craft beer festivals popping up lately, it’s refreshing to see someone with a vision and a passion for craft beer chart his own path, and get so many things right that others get so wrong. 

NAPERVILLE ALE FEST — JOSHUA SEAGO GETS IT RIGHT.

With all the craft beer festivals popping up lately, it’s refreshing to see someone with a vision and a passion for craft beer chart his own path, and get so many things right that others get so wrong. 





MAKER/DRINKER #1 — MATTHEW LAFLEUR
About a year ago, Matthew LaFleur came out of nowhere for me, with a humble homebrew in one hand and a handshake in the other. ​”I’m an illustrator,” he said. “And this is a beer I made. Let me know what you think!”

MAKER/DRINKER #1 — MATTHEW LAFLEUR

About a year ago, Matthew LaFleur came out of nowhere for me, with a humble homebrew in one hand and a handshake in the other. ​”I’m an illustrator,” he said. “And this is a beer I made. Let me know what you think!”

It’s been almost a year since Solemn Oath Brewery landed on the scene in Chicago and the larger surrounding suburbs known as “Chicagoland.” And for most of that time, they’ve made a name for themselves through their beer, their relationships, and their taproom that’s become a unique destination for craft beer geeks, locals, and culture hounds on the fringes of the scene.  
​One thing they didn’t spend time doing was worrying about their website. With priorities like perfecting recipes, barrel aging, building the right team and shaking the right hands, trying to think about a landing page was on a different list than landing asses in seats. But it was coming. It was always coming. 

The Owl Comes Into Its Own

Only lately have scientists begun to understand owls in detail, and to puzzle out the subtleties of behavior, biology and sensory prowess that set them apart.