Predicting Craft Beer Trends in 2015
As America's small and independent brewers look at 2015, predicted craft beer trends include session beers, single hop beers and more red and brown ales.
As America's small and independent brewers look at 2015, predicted craft beer trends include session beers, single hop beers and more red and brown ales.
If your New Year's resolution is to try more craft beers like mine, then you're in luck! Here are eight 2015 beer releases we're looking forward to.
While getting one’s hands on a coveted special-release beer feels like winning the lottery, just experiencing the release events themselves is enough to inspire many beer lovers to make great sacrifices in search of craft brewing’s top prizes.
More and more craft breweries are embracing crowlers (can growlers) for their advantages over glass growlers including cost, portability and cleanliness.
The Brewers Association recently commissioned Karen Eland, The Beer Painter, to create two paintings done in imperial stout for their offices in Boulder, Colo.
Adam Dulye has been named Executive Chef of the Brewers Association and CraftBeer.com, the BA website for beer lovers.
Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, which specializes in German-style lagers, moved into a 36,000 square-foot building just down the street from its former location in downtown Charlotte on Aug. 15, 2014.
At Avalanche Brewing Company, Brewmaster Austin Lashley is bringing craft beer to the small town of Silverton, Colo., at over 9,000 feet above sea level.
Austin may be filled with live music and an intoxicating barbecue aroma, but it’s also a great craft beer destination. Here are 10 places to grab a beer and a bite the next time you’re in Austin.
New York’s Finger Lakes region is known for its picturesque scenery and world renowned Rieslings, however, many don’t realize the region boasts over 75 breweries located along the Finger Lakes Beer Trail which spans roughly 200 miles across the central part of New York State.