Although Hitler’s coup attempt was a failure it served to heighten his presence in Germany, And since it can be, albeit marginally, associated with beer we are on it!
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Denmark-based Carlsberg has introduced what the brewer is calling “the biggest change in storing lagers since the 1950s," which in a world of slowing beer sales, just might save the industry.
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It’s November and breweries are looking to the winter holidays…And we’ve five intoxicating craft beer directions that you might want to chase down with the nights getting longer.
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Firestone Walker Brewing is located in a rich winemaking region of California. And their winemaking friends played an even bigger part in the blending that went into this year’s anniversary ale.
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Mirroring trends in the US, more German brewers are brewing with hemp, the non-psychoactive stem portion of the cannabis plant that is used in a variety of commercial items including paper, textiles, clothing and increasingly beer. Here’s the deal…
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Yikes, it’s almost November…and clearly the craft beer biz isn’t slowing down any time soon. But no worries, the Beer Buzz is always on the case, keeping you up on all the beer news and lifestyle that matters.
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Scotland’s craft beer giant BrewDog has hired a former Diageo and Johnnie Walker veteran to manage its spirits label, LoneWolf, as the brand moves to broaden its range to include whisky and rum. Here's the deal...
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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…We’re blaming Stumpy’s Hatchet House for this one, but they’re not alone!
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It’s November and breweries have begun releasing their winter holiday beers…And we’ve five intoxicating craft beer directions that you might want to chase down as we look to winter’s arrival.
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There’s a beer rush going on now in Australia, that sounds more than vaguely familiar…
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