American Craft Beer

Summer is ON and American craft brewers are addressing things with an unlikely collection of stouts that pair surprisingly well with the season.

(Courtesy Founders Brewing) Artisan desserts take on new meaning when made with serious beer. And who doesn’t enjoy a hot fudge sundae, especially when it’s dark fudge topping is made with the right [...]

Every beer lover has experienced that moment, the realization that that beer you’ve grown up with, is gone for good.

The beer biz and national politics don’t ordinarily mix all that much. Most craft brewers have their full just keeping their own businesses growing and their taproom’s full. But every now and then, the worlds of beer and politics can collide, and that's exactly what's happening in Maine.

It’s easy to take craft breweries for granted nowadays; most major American cities have many. But that world didn't happen overnight. It was built by passionate individuals like Jim Koch, who was willing to challenge brewing conventions in a big way.

Yikes, July already and American craft brewers are continuing their summer celebrations with a smart roster of beers that are generating a ton of buzz this season.

Some of the earlier Kirkland beers were little more than disappointing attempts to capture craft beer's magic that are best left forgotten. Then Deschutes Brewery came along and changed the conversation.

With worldwide water shortages on the rise, Bill and his Ex funded a start-up that put a whole new spin on the ‘shower beer’ concept. Here’s the deal...

America's largest brewing companies are betting big, that when it comes to beer, smaller may actually be better

The Fourth of July is now a memory and American craft brewers are celebrating summer with a smart roster of beers (big and small) that are generating a ton of buzz this season.