Posted by Foobooz on December 18th, 2012

Join the fun tonight at Prohibition Taproom where “Joe Sixpack” (Don Russell) will be roasted. It promises to be a night of barbs, insults and beer. And a portion of all proceeds will benefit Philabundance.
Prohibition Taproom [Official Site]
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Posted by Tara Nurin on September 23rd, 2011

You’ve heard all the clichés: Becoming a victim of your own success; having too much of a good thing; be careful what you wish for. As Greater Philly’s beer prowess grows mightier by the month, it seems we may be starting to confront what some may call a good problem: too many awesome beer events.
Some of you may have been planning to attend Joe Sixpack’s Fall Beer Expo at the United German-Hungarian Club Oktoberfest tomorrow, only to be quietly notified some time back that the beer fest portion of Oktoberfest had been canceled. Same goes for the TrackPackPA.com Craft Beer Fest at Parx East Casino that was scheduled for September 10: Cancelled before the first keg was tapped.
The reason for both of these cancellations? Poor ticket sales.
The cause: too many concurrent events.
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Posted by Foobooz on April 23rd, 2010
Joe Sixpack criss-crosses the country highlighting some of the more unusual and bizarre beer laws out there.
What state requires beer with an alcohol by volume greater than 3.2% be sold at room temperature? Read Sixpack’s column for the answer.
It’s a state of confusion in nation’s beer laws [Philadelphia Daily News]
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Posted by Foobooz on June 5th, 2009

The Edible World Tour is back and this time with Don Russell (Joe Sixpack) galavanting around Northern Liberties. The tour kicks off from the brand new Swift Half in Northern Liberties and takes you around the storied beer neighborhood with stops at Ortlieb’s, the Foodery, Standard Tap and 700 Club.
The tour is Saturday, June 13th from 2 to 5:30 pm. Tickets are $75 ($65 for First Person Arts members) and are all-inclusive.
Speaking of Mr. Sixpack, today his column focuses on some good summer brews including the surpisingly fun Roy Pitz Watermelon Lager.
Edible World Food Tours [Official Site]
Joe Sixpack [Official Site]
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Posted by Foobooz on December 2nd, 2008
Don Russell, better known by as Joe Sixpack, is teaching a sold-out class at Tria Fermentation School this evening. But that doesn’t mean you can’t get in on the joy as Tria’s 12th and Spruce location is hosting a special happy hour featuring pours of Sly Fox Christmas Ale, De Struise Tsjeeses and Scaldis Prestige from bottles, plus Gouden Carolus Christmas and Brasserie Dupont Avec Les Bons Voeux on draft.
Tria Cafe [Official Site]
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Posted by Foobooz on July 11th, 2008
Joe Sixpack concerns himself today with finding some beer bargains with his “Recession Numbing Survival Guide.”
Among the suggestions:
- Good beer is still a lot cheaper than good wine.
- Alcohol by volume is more than just the buzz, it’s usually also the complexity of flavor.
- Homebrewing can save yourself some money.
- Buying by the bottle or sixpack is indeed cheaper in Jersey.
- Hit up Center City Sips and find a good beer. Jose Pistola’s offers $2 Blanche de Bruxelles and Marathon Grill gets down with $2 Allagash White.
Recession-proof your beer habit [Philadelphia Daily News]
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Posted by Kirsten Henri on February 28th, 2008

We’ve fallen a little behind in our Beer Week Countdown, but we’ve got news that will more than make up for it. A hot tip, courtesy of Joe Sixpack, who has found it in his heart to forgive us…
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