This week I look at some of the advantages and disadvantages of whirlpool hopping in an effort to better understand
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Dubbed Beervana in the 1990s, Portland is still setting the standard for craft beer excellence.
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When brewers and cheesemakers find new ways to collaborate, we all win.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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Breweries have long been trailblazers. These are taking that tradition and running with it.
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“Wait! Women run hop farms in Michigan?” That was the response from one brewer as I gathered information for this story. While Michigan ranks number one in the Great Lakes region and number four nationally for total hop acreage, many of the women driving that success remain behind the scenes. From harvest coordination and greenhouse […]
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I recently posted updates to hundreds of yeast ingredients for BeerSmith and BeerSmith Web. I recommend updating your yeast listings
From the yeast-supplied scent of German hefeweizens to pastry stouts evoking a banana-split sundae, brewers are, well, bananas over bananas.
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Piloting a small plane over the Rocky Mountains isn’t the most efficient way to get hops. But for FlyteCo Tower in Denver, it's part and parcel of their mission.
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This week I look at the “Noble Fruits”, a term coined by Ken Schramm to describe the fruits that work
How do breweries find balance in an always evolving industry, where trends come and go and drinkers show both loyalty and adventurousness?
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This week I cover water to grain ratios used during mashing and how it affects the mash and ultimately your
Across the U.S., breweries are transforming cabins, lodges, and inns into boutique stays that go beyond the pint—immersive getaways where beer, place, and hospitality come together.
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Coopers Australian Lager and Great Northern Ginger Beer have made changes to their can sizes in celebration of the AFL footy finals and to satisfy consumer preferences.
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Chuck & Son’s Brewing Co. has partnered with Maison Balzac on the Cérès Beer Glass – designed as a nod to the classic Australian stubby.
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Long a destination for wine, the eastern edge of Long Island is earning a reputation for its IPAs, Pilsners, sours, stouts, and more.
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Breweries are turning underused land into camping destinations, drawing RV travelers and boosting business with beer, food, and fresh air.
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This week I take a look at how you can harvest and reuse brewing yeast from one batch to pitch
PAIRED at the Great American Beer Festival is an intimate tasting experience where acclaimed chefs and innovative brewers create one-of-a-kind pairings you won’t find anywhere else.
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In California, craft beer and wine are both power players, but a refreshing beer at the end of the day seems to be a popular thirst-quencher whether your line of work is fermenting grapes or grains.
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The brewery kicks off its weekend-long invitational across several venues today, featuring four new beers and celebrating all things IPA. 
The WA brewery’s new look focuses on ‘rewilding’, paying homage to both the brand’s rich history and ambitious future. 
Danny and Andy are back at it to discuss beer related topics such as: Cruising Whole Foods Market beer aisle Russian River bottles Wort Wrangler update Philly spots closed on Monday and Tuesday Human Robot expansion news Firestone Walker Hoppy Mixed Pack ISM Brewing visit Jack McAuliffe RIP Tiny can trend And much more! […]
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The Chief Operating Officer and Founding Brewer of Your Mate’s Brewing shares the personal and business lessons learned along the way. In a sea of juicy IPAs and lip-puckering sours, spice feels almost radical: an antidote to sweetness and a rebuttal to predictability.
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