While America’s craft brewers continue to focus on the ever-popular India pale ale, increasingly dabble in sour styles, and churn out an endless release of lagers and ales with exciting and exotic ingredients, there remains strong consumer demand for roasty and balanced beers. Brewers have taken notice and are releasing porters and stouts, often offering them nitrogenated.
John Holl, author of The American Craft Beer Cookbook, shares three recipes made with craft beer that are perfect for your Super Bowl party on Sunday.
There are a number of beer cookbooks on the shelves these days that talk about cooking with beer, pairing beer and food and experiencing flavors on an individual level. Here are some suggestions to bulk up your home library that will fill your head with knowledge, your home with flavorful aromas and your stomach with satisfying meals.
Veteran's Day is a chance to see the connection between the military, craft beer and industry giving back to those who serve.
Antarctica is the highest, driest, windiest, emptiest and coldest place on earth—and naturally there are no breweries within its borders—so beer must travel to Antarctica. As Retail Manager for the U.S. Antarctic Program, Jason Kirk has the task of supplying beer to the more than 150 crew members stationed in Antarctica.
There is something poetic, almost romantic, about a freshly-poured pint of stout from a nitro tap. The cascading effect is mesmerizing; the waterfall of tiny bubbles slowly yielding to a dark brew with a fluffy, white head thick enough to float a bottle cap. But what's exactly happening in your glass?
After years of craft breweries reaching into the stratosphere of alcohol by volume (ABV) there is a renewed effort to go the other way, and offer lower alcohol beers that don’t sacrifice on flavor—also known as session beers.
Beer bottles sealed by a cork are a growing trend in the craft beer world. What's a beer lover to do when cellaring these bottles?
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