Colorado’s craft beer scene keeps tightening its circle, and its not that much better in Vermont.. We’ve that, “Easy Ways to Get Rich” and more…
Long before style guidelines and tasting sheets, one town’s water changed the course of brewing history — and inspired a powerful ale that carried its name around the world. Burton Ale takes its name from Burton upon Trent, a small [...]
The Winter holidays are now over, yet winter remains. And American craft brewers are keeping things warm, with a big roster of new beers that suit the season.
Ohio is home to a vibrant craft beer scene. On February 16th the Ohio Craft Brewers Association celebrated its best and we’ve got all the big winners for you…
As global beer markets continue to shift, one familiar name is quietly reasserting itself on the international stage: Carling Black Label. Long known simply as “Carling” in some regions, the brand is now leaning back into its full identity
After years of swagger, outrageous stunts, and unapologetic attitude, BrewDog may be weighing its biggest move yet: a potential sale.
The Winter holidays are now over, yet winter remains. And American craft brewers are keeping things as warm as they can, with a big roster of big beers as well as more approachable offerings that suit the season.
The initial occasion when Dr. Sarah Chen instructed her freshman composition students at Stanford to explain their research process, one student in the classroom put his hand up, and replied that he Googles things until he finds something that looks [...]
Walk into the right pub in London, or Manchester, and you might see a hand pump on the bar with a small chalkboard label: Best Bitter – Cask. No CO₂ tank in sight. No shiny tap handle. Just a wooden or metal handle that looks like it belongs on an old farm tool. That’s cask ale
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.
The Winter holidays are now over, yet winter remains. And American craft brewers are keeping things as warm as they can, with a big roster of new beers that suit the season.
Festive foods take on new meaning when made with serious beer. Like these delicious brownie bites made with a serious imperial stout that will be perfect for that “perfect” someone on Valentine’s Day.
For centuries, writers, world leaders, comedians, and everyday philosophers have shared their thoughts on beer.. Some of these are familiar, others less so, but they’re all worth raising a glass to..
Heineken N.V., the Dutch brewing heavyweight behind brands like Heineken, Amstel, and Birra Moretti, announced on a February 11 media call, that it is looking to cut between 5,000 and 6,000 jobs over the next two years as part of a plan to boost efficiency, in part, through productivity savings from AI.
Not long ago, brewing beer was viewed as equal parts art, instinct, and tradition. The image of a brewer hovering over a mash tun, relying on experience and taste buds, still holds true in many taprooms. But behind the scenes, artificial intelligence is quietly reshaping how beer is made, marketed, and delivered.
The Winter holidays are now over. And American craft brewers are addressing special brewing milestones mid-winter, with an exciting roster of new Anniversary beers.
And now, just in time for Valentine’s Day, “Natty Light” is introducing its latest Lawn mowing innovation, Say hello to Natural Light’s "Lawngerie”
(Courtesy Firestone Walker / 805 Beer) If you care about beer, you’re probably familiar with Firestone Walker’s 805 Beer. It was originally conceived as a Central Coast California-only release that immediately caught fire and spread well beyond its [...]
From Budweiser’s prideful tribute to America and friendship, to Bud Light’s slapstick wedding chase and Michelob’s active-lifestyle spin, the ads weren’t just about marketing beers — they were hoping to tap into a larger cultural moment. And in that arena, they mostly scored.
February is "National Stout Month" and American craft brewers are addressing things with a darker roster of beers, all of them worth celebrating.
You’d think after all these years covering beer news 24/7, that the American Craft Beer crew would have every beer style nailed.. But we don't and that’s exactly why we started the “What the Hell Is?” series. Which brings us to the California Common Beer.
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 a Super Bowl weekend.
Super Bowl weekend is ON, so you’re gonna need beer. And by beer we mean the best American lagers, beers that pair brilliantly with championship football!
For almost a decade we’ve been featuring our favorite “Cooking with Beer” recipes every weekend. And over the years it’s become one of our most popular features. So with many of us already in Super Bowl mode, we thought it [...]
Even today, Americans still drink an incredible amount of beer on Super Bowl Sunday. But the cost of those beers can vary widely depending on where you’re watching the game. While no single study that we came across, nails "Super [...]
As football's biggest weekend approaches, two legends came together in San Francisco, not for the spotlight, but to give back. Here’s the deal…
Garage Beer, the all-lager company co-owned by Jason and Travis Kelce has some of the best beer promotions we’ve ever seen, a their newest, which will actually make a regional Super Bowl appearance in the Philly designated market area, kills it.
February is ON and American craft brewers are addressing things with a daker roster of beers that should pair brilliantly with the season.
The XXV Olympic Winter Games will soon be kicking off in Italy and in their own ways two “big beer” companies, Anheuser-Busch and Molson Coors, are looking to cash in on the wintery action. Here’s the deal… XXV Olympic Winter [...]
Most band beers are more co-branding exercises than they are a reflection of any real passion for brewing, but what British Rock legend Iron Maiden has been doing it differently for years. We’ve that, “Words to Drink By” and more… [...]
