American Craft Beer

2024 was a difficult year for many US craft brewers, but Oregon, once home to one of the nation’s most vibrant beer scenes. was hit particularly hard according to the Oregon Brewers Guild.

2025 is ON and American craft brewers are celebrating January with a new roster of beers that you’re gonna want to have around.

Festive foods take on new meaning when made with serious beer. And who doesn’t enjoy a bratwurst hoagie, when you’re rooting for your favorite football team this weekend? Especially when the sausage has been simmering in a rich Amber Ale

If you’re a regular visitor to American Craft Beer, you’re well aware that we’re no strangers to the occasional misspelling. We try to clean things up as fast as we can, but things happen.

Last November, we reported that “Molson Coors will close its Leinenkugel’s Brewery in Chippewa Falls and cease operations effective Jan. 17, 2025.” The closures, will lead to the loss of more than 50 jobs.

But while the phrase "cold beer" is universally appealing, the exact temperature at which a beer should be served depends on the type of beer and, of course, personal preference.

2025 is ON and American craft brewers are celebrating things with a new roster of beers that you’re gonna want to have around.

In December, the national trade organization, Brewers Association released its year-end recap, which pointed to an increasing difficult period for the craft beer industry.

Wisconsinites apparently love beer more than most. Weve that, the best beers for diabetics, Anthony Bourdain and more.

And in 2025, the Guiness Storehouse will be celebrating its decade of brewing through its Alive in 25 campaign with all kinds of new events that promise to be fun.