Cismontane’s Single Malt Series—A Science Project
Cismontane Brewing Company recently announced that they have begun their own science experiment with a series of single malt beers.
An Insider’s Look at The Bruery’s Sour Beer Production
The Bruery recently published a series of blog posts taking a closer look at their production of barrel-aged sour beers to "quell your awesome curiosity." Learn firsthand about the sour beer program of one the authorities on the topic in American craft beer.
The Not-So-Obvious Oktoberfest
The Oktoberfest style has had quite an identity crisis throughout history. Andy Sparhawk takes a look at the development of the style since the first Oktoberfest in 1810 and how American craft brewers have reacted to beer lovers' evolving tastes.
Saint Arnold Brewing to Perform Weddings at the Great American Beer Festival
Houston-based Saint Arnold Brewing Company is constructing a chapel at their Great American Beer Festival booth to perform weddings during the weekend.
Virginia’s Blue Mountain Brewery Turns Into “Little Yakima”
Jessica Bullard of Virginia's Blue Mountain Brewery updated us on their Cascade hop crops at both brewery properties. Who says theirs no terrior in beer?
Schubros Brewery Combo Pack Pits Bottles Against Cans
The Shubros Brewery Can/Bottle Combo pack includes one bottle and one can of Nico, which allows the consumer to decide if packaging affects the beer's taste. All other variables are set to remain the same.
DC Beer Week: August 11-18
The 5th Annual DC Beer Week is shaping up to be the biggest one yet, with sponsor-driven flagship events taking place at different venues around the region throughout the week of August 11 - 18, 2013.
Repurposed Elementary School is New Home to Bristol Brewing Co.
Ivywild School announced the official opening of the 2.5-acre campus, new home of Bristol Brewing Co., The Meat Locker charcuterie and delicatessen, The Old School Bakery, The Principal’s Office coffee and cocktail bar, art, music, events and more nestled inside a 97-year-old former elementary school.
Why Is the IPA so Popular?
It’s no secret that many craft beer enthusiasts have a deep appreciation—bordering on cult-like obsession—for the India pale ale (IPA). CraftBeer.com's Andy Sparhawk attempts to crack the code of the IPAs commercial success.
Is the Classic Beer Portfolio a Thing of the Past?
Does a brewery need to build a brand around a certain type of product line, or can the brewery be the brand itself? Has the game changed so much that brand development is losing effectiveness on today's promiscuous drinkers?
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