Beer and cannabis beverages may increasingly compete for the same drinking occasion, but the buzz they deliver can be very different. Here’s what separates a beer buzz from a cannabis buzz.

For generations, only six Munich breweries have been allowed to serve beer at Oktoberfest. Now that system is being challenged in court. We’ve that “Words to Drink By” and more.

Apparently stealing enormous quantities of beer is becoming a thing. British police are searching for thieves who made off with more than 70,000 pints of Guinness in a massive beer heist near Liverpool.

Brewers are celebrating fresh hop season and fall’s arrival with an exciting roster of beers that you’re gonna want to have around as the days get cooler and the nights longer.

Labor Day and beer go way back. Of course there’s the long weekend. The beach or backyard grill. One last unofficial blast of summer. And, for millions of Americans, there’s beer.

Three very different IPAs, three very different approaches. Tröegs goes massive, Stone turns up the volume and pFriem heads straight for the tropics.

(Courtesy Independence Brewing Company) A michelada is a classic, savory Mexican beer cocktail made with light beer, fresh lime juice, and an array of spicy, umami-rich sauces and seasonings. It is an iconic staple of Mexican street food [...]

Bud Light is bringing Peyton Manning and Shane Gillis back for football season to introduce Can-O-Flage, an insulated sleeve that turns almost any beverage can into an NFL team-branded Bud Light can.

Pure Project hits an impressive brewery sustainability milestone, while Germany’s Bitburger brings its Gluten-Reduced Lager to American beer drinkers.

Are there really fish guts in your beer? The strange story of isinglass, fish swim bladders, vegan beer and why brewers spent centuries trying to make cloudy beer clear.

Think you hate pumpkin beer? These five seriously good fall seasonals bring rum barrels, imperial stout, chile peppers and plenty of attitude to the pumpkin patch.

Heavy metal music has long been part of the craft brewery soundscape. You visit a brewery and more often than not, that’s the music playing in the background. That’s not a surprise.

Who doesn’t want an inflatable beer hall for your front lawn this fall? We’ve that “Words to Drink By” and more.

Guinness is heading back to college this fall, and it’s bringing along one of football’s most legendary quarterbacks for another season.

Fall beer season is arriving with new releases from Firestone Walker and Mahrs Bräu, Samuel Adams and SweetWater, including an Oktoberfest collaboration, a returning pumpkin ale and a new Double IPA.

Approximately 40,000 pounds of PBR, more than 50,000 cans of beer, disappeared from an Anheuser-Busch distribution center in Montclair, California, on August 17 in what has all the makings of one of the more audacious beer heists we’ve come across.

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.

It’s Oktoberfest season, and brewers are looking to fall with an ever-evolving roster of seasonal lagers you’re gonna want around, along with your polka music mixtape and designer lederhosen.

Festive foods take on new meaning when made with serious beer, like this moist chocolate cake made with a smartly crafted Imperial Stout.

Stone Brewing is turning up the volume on its 30th anniversary year with a collaboration that’s as loud and as San Diego as it gets.

Oktoberfest celebrations will soon be breaking out everywhere from Cincinnati to Tokyo, complete with overflowing beer steins, bratwurst, lederhosen and more polka music than most people need for the rest of the year. But there is only one Munich Oktoberfest.

Stella Artois has long positioned itself as the beer for people who appreciate a little ceremony with their drinking. So partnering with a television series populated by impeccably dressed British aristocrats, gangsters and schemers seems almost too perfect.

Brewers are celebrating summer’s end and fall’s soon-to-come arrival with an interesting roster of beers to match the changing season.

August 26 is National Dog Day, and few industries have embraced man's best friend quite like craft beer.

Pabst Blue Ribbon is getting an early start on Halloween this year, and it has recruited one of the most recognizable killers in movie history to help.

Stone Brewing is preparing to say goodbye to the Southern California brewery complex that helped turn it into one of the most influential names in American craft beer.

Things are beginning to cool dwn. And brewers are celebrating summer’s end and fall’s soon-to-come arrival with an interesting roster of beers to match the changing season.

Few styles capture the connection between a beer, its history and season quite like the Märzen lager.

A growing battle over London’s famous pub and sidewalk drinking culture has put local councils at odds with pub owners, hospitality groups, politicians and plenty of drinkers who see standing outside with a pint as less a public nuisance than a British birthright.

Summer will soon be giving way to fall, and American craft brewers are keeping things interesting with a smart roster of beers that both comfort and surprise.