One of America’s few indigenous beer styles, Anchor Steam Ale was truly a first for the craft beer industry. Few American beers have a legitimate claim to having helped launch a brewing revolution. Anchor Steam Beer is one of them.
One of our favorite craft beer festivals returns to the nation’s capital on October 10. And if you’ve never experienced Snallygaster, you’ve been making a beastly mistake.
The legendary Irish stout has been around longer than the United States, survived wars and economic upheavals, helped change the way beer is served, and turned a harp, a toucan and a cascading pint into international icons.
Fall’s coming and American craft brewers are marking summer’s swift passage with a smart roster of beers that will not disappoint.
We know we’re nearing one of our favorite times of year, NFL football season, because Bud Light has returned Peyton Manning and Shane Gillis for another round of increasingly ridiculous things fans will do to get their hands on a Bud during the game.
Athletic Brewing, America’s largest dedicated non-alcoholic craft beer operation is making big moves again. Founded in 2017 by Bill Shufelt and John Walker, the company pioneered a proprietary brewing method that retains full craft flavors without the alcohol and almost-overnight became an important player in the sector.
When one thinks about craft beer destinations, we’re pretty sure Nashville’s not the first city that comes to mind. But after hanging with Tailgate Brewery Founder Wesley Keegan, we are definitely re-thinking things.
But the best part of Alaskan’s anniversary isn’t the size of this release. It’s a wonderfully conceived drinkable history from a true craft beer pioneer that you can actually raise a glass to.
The history of exploding kegs is ultimately a history of pressure and human beings underestimating it. From the London Beer Flood in 1814 to the Redhook Brewery tragedy in 2012, the circumstances have changed but the underlying lesson hasn't.
It’s a strange story because Kona has never really stopped being a brewery in Hawaii. What changed was who owned it, where its beer was brewed, and, eventually, how the business was divided.
Yikes, August already and American craft brewers are marking summer’s swift passage with a smart roster of beers that, we promise you, will not disappoint.
Here's a refreshing beer cocktail that plays to the juicy tropical character of Golden Road Mango Cart Wheat Ale, a light 4% ABV wheat ale brewed with real mango flavor and a crisp finish.
For decades, movie stars carefully protected polished public images, and being photographed with a beer wasn't always considered glamorous. Whiskey came with sophistication, martinis carried mystery, and champagne symbolized success. Beer was seen as a blue-collar drink, not something a movie star would ever turn to.
August 7 is International Beer Day and we’re celebrating the day with seven iconic beers, all of them well worth your time.
There are beer festivals, and then there are beer festivals that scream ROAD TRIP, and San Diego's Capital of Craft Beer Fest falls squarely into that category.
August 6 is National IPA Day and we’ve four classic India Pale Ales, that you’ll want to celebrate the day with.
Miller High Life is looking for someone to become the very first honorary mayor of Milwaukee's self-proclaimed "Champagne of Beers" region, and the job comes with plenty of bragging rights, a ceremonial inauguration and, naturally, free beer.
For years, Pabst Blue Ribbon has occupied a lane unlike almost any other American beer brand and now the company is bringing in someone whose career has been built on the opposite side of the beer business.
Sponsored by the Oregon Brewers Guild, “The Best of the West” is a national competition dedicated to a single style of beer: the West Coast IPA. Unlike other competitions, it awards multiple gold and silver medals, recognizing the quality and depth of the world-class IPAs being produced around the country.
Yikes, August already and American craft brewers are marking summer’s swift passage with a smart roster of beers that, we promise you, will not disappoint.
It's long been American Craft Beer's position that politics and professional brewing can be a tricky mix, and this is yet another example of why.
Beer fans could soon be paying more at the checkout as the ongoing conflict involving Iran continues to disrupt global supply chains and drive up the cost of doing business.
Yikes, August already and American craft brewers are marking summer’s swift passage with a smart roster of beers that, we promise you, will not disappoint.
Beer cocktails suit the moment and with summer’s arrival, that moment is now! Meet the Grapefruit Hop Sunset, a bright, bittersweet, and dangerously refreshing cocktail that bridges the gap between craft beer geek and poolside lounger. Although there’s a full [...]
Few breweries have done more to expand American beer drinkers' appreciation for Belgian brewing traditions than Allagash. What began as one brewer's passion project has grown into one of the country's most respected craft breweries.
At a time when most craft breweries are playing things more cautiously, Prost Brewing Company is keeping its foot firmly on the gas in Colorado. We’ve that “Words to Drink By” and more.
So good news all around, autumn’s coming, and so is new beer and flannel gear from two New England icons.
Yikes, July will soon be a memory and American craft brewers are marking summer’s swift passage with a smart roster of beers that, we promise you, will not disappoint.
Few beers divide drinkers quite like fruit beer. Mention raspberry, cherry, peach, or mango in the same sentence as beer and you'll probably get one of two reactions. Some people can't wait to order one. Others think fruit has no business anywhere near a beer glass.
Few breweries have embraced dogs quite like Lagunitas Brewing. From its iconic canine logo to its longtime support of animal rescue organizations, the California brewery has made four-legged companions an intrinsic part of its identity for decades.
