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Our series is starting to feel like an adult now that we’ve hit the 30th state on our list, The Garden State, New Jersey.

It’s crazy to think we’ve now reached the 29th state on our list, The Granite State, New Hampshire. The state is known for it's many granite formations and large quarries, hence the nickname.

Denver is a challenge, but 3,600 beers all under one roof isn’t a challenge, it’s an impossible feat that not even four full sessions could conquer. Maybe I should have gone back to sleep, but the awards beckoned – the real drama of the weekend awaited.

The intent here is to give you a taste of what a four-day weekend at GABF looks like when running like a crazed, dry-hopped sour fiend, through the crammed streets of Downtown, LoDo and the surrounding neighborhoods of Denver, during what is, by far, the nation’s largest beer festival.

This year’s largest annual commercial beer festival and competition did so much more than give a venue for beer lovers to cut loose and revel in suds 'til total inebriation. The Brewers Association, with clarion planning, stricter guidelines and a well-designed 400,000 square feet of event space made the 35th Annual GABF something to behold.

ACB's guide to surviving the 35th Anniversary of the festival and getting the most out of it in the process.

We’ve managed to reach the 27th state on our list, The Cornhusker State, Nebraska. The state's nickname is synonymous with the mascot of the University of Nebraska, a moniker coined by Charles S. “Cy” Sherman, a sportswriter for the Nebraska State Journal in Lincoln.

From smaller craft brewers who don’t have the brewhouse space for whole fruit in their fermenters, to larger brewers who’re thinking outside of the box, the artful flavoring of craft beers is the newest trend and it’s already seeing great success.

The story behind the country’s only known charity that raises funds with an annual vintage beer auction, in turn building a benevolent community populated by craft beer devotees.

We were once again graciously invited to experience Vancouver’s premier craft beer festival a few weeks back and we liked it so much, we wanted to share a little bit about what made it so awesome.