Few beer styles have shaped the American craft brewing movement quite like the West Coast IPA

April is ON and American craft brewers are welcoming the warmer weather with a fun roster of new offerings that you’re gonna want to have around.

Coachella is an annual music and arts festival held in California’s Coachella Valley desert and in the world of music (and increasingly beer), making an appearance there is a very big deal.

American Craft Beer’s “What the Hell” series is all about a beer’s backstory, it’s history and its future. So welcome to the latest in our ongoing series “What the Hell is a Cold IPA?"

Welcome to another addition of our “What the Hell Is?” series... Open a beer, relax and become an instant brewing genius.

Welcome to another addition of our “What the Hell Is?” series... Open a beer, relax and become an instant brewing genius.

Welcome to the latest in our ongoing series (drum roll please…) “What the Hell is a Black & Tan beer.

Since we’ve built an online empire on being sometimes wrong, here’s a quick primer on a couple of beer acronyms we use all the time.

Welcome to another addition of our “What the Hell Is?” series... Open a beer, relax and become an instant brewing genius!

2023 is ON and American craft brewers are addressing the new year with exciting new beers you’re gonna want to have around.

July will soon be a memory and American craft brewers are addressing mid-summer with a full slate of new beers you’ll want to have around.

The 4th of July is now behind us and American craft brewers are addressing mid-summer with a full slate of new beers you’re gonna want to chase down.

Welcome to another addition of our “What the Hell Is?” series... Open a beer, relax and become an instant brewing genius.

Welcome to another addition of our “What the Hell Is?” series... Open a beer, relax and become an instant brewing genius.

Baltic Porters fell out of fashion during the 1900’s, particularly during the Cold War. But this classic style has seen a resurgence in popularity over the last twenty years thanks to the craft beer movement.

There are a very few internationally recognized beer styles that originated in in America. But what is a Kentucky Common anyway?

You might think you know, but do you really?

There are beers, there are cocktails, and there are beer cocktails. Then, there are also beers that taste like cocktails. And those are the Cocktail Beers we’re talking about...

As part of American Craft Beer’s ongoing effort to inform, entertain and make you an overnight beer genius, we’ve broken out the brewing process into five easy steps that even a 7-year old could understand.

What Guinness started more than a half-century ago has become over the years an influential ‘technical style’ of its own… But what the hell are these Nitro Beers anyway?

We throw around a lot of hop terminology at American Craft Beer and can lose sight that for some the mere mention of a noble hop is borderline gibberish… So what are noble hops anyway?

You definitely know when you run into one. A beer that smells like skunk…So why does this happen?

SUMMER is ON…And brewers are addressing the season with a variety of intoxicating new beer offerings that you’re going to want to chase down.

Hey it’s 4/20 Day meets Easter Weekend…time for family and friends and hopefully some fun. And we’ve some ideas for you!

Spring has sprung…And brewers are addressing the warming season with a variety of interesting beers that you might want to chase down.

Spring’s getting closer than you might think…And brewers are addressing this season with a variety of intoxicating offerings.

Just when we start to think we’ve got a handle on most things 'beer' (we do write about it 24/7) we get blindsided by something new, at least to us…like Isinglass. What the hell is that?

We recently took on what many consider to be the nation’s current reigning beer style in What the Hell is a New England IPA. But there’s another subset of this whole (hazy, cloudy, NEIPAs) thing that’s also interesting …something that’s called a Milkshake IPA.

Yes, it’s an actual beer style, and yes, it originated in New England…And even though it tends to go by a lot of names nowadays (hazy, cloudy, NEIPAs) the New England IPA remains one of America’s newest and hottest beer styles.

We’re all familiar with the term ‘Trappist Ale”….right? But do we really understand the true meaning of that historical designation or its historical roots? So we’ve gathered some fundamentals on what many consider to be the best beers in the world.