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The Next Big Thing? Local, Hazy, Fresh, Cans

America's hot new thing isn't so much just a style, but a mentality. The era of the high ABVs and sours is slowly ebbing, being replaced instead with fresh, hazy ales - a symbol of the industry's shift to a more local focus over national distribution.
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4 Essential Craft Beers For Cinco De Mayo

Coming up with the right American beer suggestions for Cinco de Mayo used to be more difficult, but with more craft beer lagers now being brewed than ever before, and all these hot-peppered hybrids, it’s never been more fun!
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AMERICAN CRAFT BEER’S ‘CINCO DE MAYO’ WEEKEND PICKS

Hey It’s Cinco de Mayo Weekend…and you’re ready than ever for some weekend fun. Well good, because there’s lots going on this weekend that’s gonna be fun. From the nation’s coolest beer events, to movies, music and cutting edge TV - we’ve got you covered. Plus we’ve another weekend beer pick for you, because we know you’ll be drinking.
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Hoppy Days Are Here Again! Global Hop Acreage Expands

We think it safe to say that hops, their health and production, is pretty damn important to the craft beer industry. And thankfully according to an update we recently received from the Hop Growers of America crew (HGA)…things are good and getting better!
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New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Announces Statewide Beer Challenge

No stranger to bigtime proclamations, NY Governor Andrew M. Cuomo used his prominent bully pulpit this week, to announce the launch of the Taste NY Inaugural Craft Beer Challenge, where the state’s beer-savvy residents are invited to vote for their favorite New York-based brewery. As cynical as we can sometimes ...
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Jester King Brewery Says Goodbye To Wicked Weed Beer

A lot of people are shocked and bummed to have learned that Wicked Weed had been acquired by AB In-Bev today. And that includes Austin’s Jester King Brewery, who took to their newsletter to announce that in light of that sale, they would no longer be collaborating with the brewery, or carrying Wicked Weed’s beers anymore.
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