American Craft Beer
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New York waited 53 years for another Knicks championship. You can forgive the city for taking its time finishing the celebration. And with a new NBA season approaching, Michelob ULTRA has come up with a smart way to keep things going
Gray whales travel from Arctic feeding grounds to Baja California’s sheltered lagoons to give birth and nurse their calves. And a San Diego brewery has released a beer to help protect one of the places that makes that journey possible.
After months of ownership changes and closure news, there’s finally something for Stone Brewing fans to feel good about. And the brewery’s founders are coming back to save one of the places that helped make Stone, Stone.
Lagunitas turned a brewing headache into a cult classic, and Sierra Nevada’s Celebration returns with a rare sibling worth chasing. We’ve that, “Words to Drink By” and more.
The craft beer movement wasn't created by any single brewery or beer. But some beers changed things more than others.
One of Nashville’s pioneering craft breweries is changing hands. But for Yazoo fans, the important part is that the beer isn’t going away.
Winning a Great American Beer Festival medal has never been easy, and with so many accomplished breweries competing, taking home gold or silver is an achievement worth celebrating. And here are six award-winning beers that definitely caught our attention
Colorado has long been one of America's great craft beer states. And judging by the results of the 2026 Great American Beer Festival competition, the Centennial State hasn't lost its touch
The American craft beer industry is changing, and increasingly, even some of its biggest regional players are finding strength in numbers. The latest example comes from Virginia, where Richmond-based Hardywood Park Craft Brewery has acquired [...]
A win at the Great American Beer Festival competition is a BIG deal. Taking a gold, silver or bronze medal in any one of this year’s beer categories can put a new brewery on the map and reaffirm the brewing skills of industry leaders that sometimes get overlooked.



