Seattle has been Beer Mapped
We just finished creating the Seattle Beer Map. With 26 mapped beer stores, 9 breweries, 17 brewpubs and 78 beer bars mapped in the greater Seattle area, I think we can chalk it up as another great beer destination city. We’ve removed Seattle from our upcoming list and added a few more cities that many [...]
Portland Beer Map
We’ve mapped another U.S. beer destination city: Portland, Oregon is beermapped! Keep checking back for further updates and more maps.
Boston Beer Map
Boston has been mapped. Travelling to Boston any time soon? BeerAdvocate’s Extreme Beer Fest is in Early February, so buy your tickets and make your plans now. Oh, and Happy 2006 too!
San Diego Beer Map
San Diego has been beermapped. Thanks to fellow BeerAdvocate xlperro for the suggestion. As you can clearly see, San Diego is another great beer destination. New York, Portland (Oregon), and Boston are locations that are on deck for mapping, but feel free to suggest other options!
Boulder/Denver Beer Map
The Boulder/Denver Beer Map has been created. That Rocky Mountain water makes it easier to brew beer that tastes COLD! Cold Filtered for her pleasure!
US Brewery Map Complete!
Washington is added to the US Brewery Map. There is some serious slowdown on the map now, because we have 1430 breweries/brewpubs mapped. All 50 states are completed. Hopefully there will be big changes in how we format the main map to help with the slowdown.
San Francisco’s Beer is Mapped
Oregon Breweries/Brewpubs are added. 80 odd brewery locations brings the US Brewery Map grand total up to 1341! No wonder the map displays so slowly. The last state, Washington, should go in later today or tomorrow if I get the chance. The San Francisco beer scene has been cataloged and is uploaded as it’s own [...]
California-ized!
Added 48th state: California. 1258 breweries/brewpubs currently mapped. Two states left to map…
Philly has been Mapped
The Philly Beer Map completed. Plan your trips appropriately.
East Coast Represent!
NJ and CT added to the big map. New York and Rhode Island are on deck. Look out New England!