There’s a moment many of us know well—the first sip of an ice-cold beer after a long day. Within minutes, a soft buzz sets in, loosening shoulders, brightening moods, and maybe even sparking a little social courage. But another contender [...]

For almost a decade, Vermont’s craft beer scene has soared, but just in many states throughout the nation that momentum has slowed....We’ve that, “Words to Drink By” and more…

(Courtesy Sapporo) Sapporo is celebrating PlayStation’s next big release with a limited-edition packaging that doubles as a gamer’s collectible. The iconic Japanese brewer has teamed up with Sucker Punch Productions to mark the upcoming launch of Ghost of [...]

(Courtesy Dogfish Head Craft Brewery) September is ON, and craft brewers around the world are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of beverages you’re gonna want to have around as things cool down. Philadelphia’s Finest (Philadelphia, PA) [...]

We don't fully understand why some people are more attractive to mosquitoes, but two decades of studies has found that some mosquitos are partial to the taste of beer. Here’s the deal…

The beer biz never sleeps at American Craft Beer. And here’s just some of what’s been happening in the beer world while you were enjoying the weekend.

September is ON, and American craft brewers are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of beverages you’re gonna want to have around.

Festive foods take on new meaning when made with serious beer. And who doesn’t like a hot, bratwurst sandwich, especially when the pork sausage is poached in the right Pale Ale.

When you think of Oktoberfest, Munich naturally comes to mind—hey, it is where it all began. With its huge beer tents, oompah bands, and Bavarian flair, it’s hard to beat, for sure. But Oktoberfest fever has spread to corners of the world you might not expect.

Fathers Brewing is a California-based brewery founded by a team of entrepreneurs, brewers, and athletes with a mission to make the cleanest, best-tasting beer in America... We’ve that, “Words to Drink By” and more…

The NFL’s 2025 season is ON! And Miller Lite is getting into GameDay mode with a bigtime campaign celebrating 50 years of football-themed beer ads, ESPN Fantasy Football and 18 pro football alliances.

September is ON, and American craft brewers are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of beers you’re gonna want to have around.

Hey, no one’s perfect…as we at American Craft Beer understand better than most.  That said, there are some brewing ideas out there that are insanely misguided. So welcome to another BAD IDEAS IN BREWING… And we’re blaming Gen Z for this one.

Oktoberfest season is ON, and Paulaner USA, is celebrating its return with special mini-kegs, that offer US beer fans the opportunity to enjoy the authentic taste of Munich’s most celebrated festival right at home... We’ve that, “Words to Drink By” and more…

Love him or loathe him, Donald Trump has left an undeniable mark on the beer world. His name might not appear in the style guidelines, but in the history of political beers, few figures have inspired more ferment.

It’s Oktoberfest season…Time to dust off your designer Lederhosen and bang out a new polka mixtape. And, oh yeah, you’re gonna need the right seasonal lagers.

Every two years Samuel Adams releases its Utopias beer and if you live in one of these states you won’t be able to purchase it. Here’s the deal...

Oktoberfest tents, backyard barbecues, and ballgames will still be stocked with plenty of beer. But the numbers show a clear trend: the beer industry can no longer take its dominance for granted.

September is ON, it’s Oktoberfest season, and American craft brewers are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of beers you’re gonna want to have around

(Courtesy Sierra Nevada Brewing) Celebrate Oktoberfest season with this sizzling, shareable crowd pleaser that combines three classics everyone loves: beer, pretzels and cheese. Cheese dip is good. Cheese dip with pretzels even better. But this hot cheese and [...]

It used to be that beer kept its distance from college football…but things have changed. And with Coors Light’s announcement that they’ve expanded their alliance ESPN's College GameDay, it is ON!

(Courtesy 21st Amendment Brewing) The closure of a heritage craft brewer like 2ist Amendment speaks volumes as to the state of the craft beer biz in 2025. And unfortunately, it’s not good... We’ve that, “Words to Drink By” [...]

The world’s biggest Oktoberfest celebration returns to Munich, Germany on September 20th and we’re all about it. So whether you’ve been or it’s still on your bucket list, here are 10 things you might not know about the “ Mother of all Oktoberfest Celebrations.”

(Courtesy Founders Brewing) Labor Day Weekend is now a memory, and American craft brewers are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of beers you’re gonna want to have around. Not Stout (Grand Rapids, MI) – Founders made [...]

(Courtesy Boston Beer) If you think you know a beer, think again. Because Samuel Adams has a lot of things going on that even the most informed beer-lovers don’t have a clue about. And here are ten things [...]

When one thinks about the legacy of Anheuser-Busch, Budweiser and Bud Light readily come to mind, but there have been plenty of Bud brands that have fallen to the wastes of time... We’ve that “Words to Drink By” and more…

When it comes to beer, presentation counts almost as much as taste. A tall beer stein with a foamy, cloud-like head just looks better than a flat pour.

Labor Day Weekend is now a memory, and American craft brewers are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of beers you’re gonna want to have around.

Beer is mainly a mix of four key ingredients water, yeast, hops and hops. Without those grains and farmers who grow them, there wouldn’t be a beer industry.

Labor Day weekend has long been the unofficial last hurrah of summer—three days to fire up the grill, gather with friends, and kick back with a cold beer in hand. In fact, beer has become so closely tied to the holiday that it’s hard to imagine one without the other.