Some brewers are finding unexpected flavors growing right outside their doors, from mushrooms to pine tips.
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Bière de garde is a malty style of beer that is undiscovered to many. Translated to "beer for keeping," the style was traditionally brewed in Northern France and is known for its malt-focused, toasty taste, and slight sweetness.
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Many of the qualities that make beer so deeply enjoyable and dear to us can be traced directly to an unsung role: the cellar person.
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In honor of Veterans Day, we’re highlighting a few veteran-owned breweries from across the United States.
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The United States is home to more than 18,000 islands, and for travel lovers, many are worth adding to a list of must-see destinations. Luckily for craft beer enthusiasts, there are breweries located on several of these islands.
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As breweries increasingly consider craft beer’s environmental impact, many are turning toward more sustainable ingredients to reduce their footprint.
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Jerry Franck, an Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker, followed a few notable lambic breweries to help sustain what many see as an anachronistic approach to beer making.
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Here are five small breweries that have opened since 2020. If you haven’t heard about them yet, it’s likely you will soon.
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Cocktail-inspired beers allow brewers to get more creative while providing craft beer lovers with even more variety and diversity.
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This week I take a look at how to carbonate your stouts using a stout mix of 70% nitrogen, 30% CO2 gas to get a smooth creamy head on your stout as well as its use in wines, mead and cider. What is Stout Mix Gas? Most home brewers use carbon dioxide (CO2) gas cylinders […] 
Our resident home brew guru helps you see through the haze and dishes up one of his recipes to try for yourself.
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As the craft industry’s demographics change, what can Beer City USA teach us about how history impacts beer today?
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If you believe in all things paranormal, visit one of these breweries for your next pint of beer.
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Architect and author Neil Ginty talks about some of his favorite breweries that give you a front row seat to the brewing process.
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From brewery hotels to campgrounds, quirky Airbnbs to luxurious resorts, this is your guide to planning a craft beer weekend getaway.
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Here’s a look at how six Northern California breweries are crafting conscious, sustainable beers, and why they do it.
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With all that caramel, fudge, hops, booze and wonderful colour - what's not to love?
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Fancy getting your hands on what's being billed the "world's best beer glass"?
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Fairbanks, Alaska, attracts visitors hoping to capture sight of the aurora borealis. If you're hunting aurora, these Fairbanks craft breweries should be part of your adventure.
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Mirella Amato launches online course while Shane McNamara becomes first Aussie to reach Master Cicerone status.
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Beer Review of Allagash Brewing North Sky- 16 oz. can poured into Poured into a 12 oz glass. 7.5% abv.
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Easiest beer ever and TASTY TOO!! Check out my DIY Beer Cooper’s HomeBrew Kit “Lager” Step by Step Tutorial Demonstration [Cooper’s DIY Lager Beer] video.
Taking a walking tour is one of the best ways to get to know a city without the trappings of more touristy activities. You’re introduced to the region and its context by one of its very own, if even simply for social reasons.
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(Chicago,IL) – Revolution Brewing is introducing Freedom Lemonade, a new evolution of the brewery’s Freedom Session Sours made with real fruit. Freedom Lemonade sparkles with homemade flavor, joining bright lemon sweetness with a naturally tart, effervescent finish. It’s refreshing and sessionable at 4.5% ABV. “A cold glass of lemonade is such a classic American drink. […]
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In this video, I brewed one of the only styles of beer ever to originate in the United States: Cream Ale. Contrary to the name, cream ale has no cream or lactose in it, and it basically just a lightly hopped all pilsner beer with some corn adjunct. It turns out this tastes very similar
Yatala brewery to buy up to 40,000 tonnes of barley direct from NSW farmers a year.
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From a stout to a Saison with a twist, these are our top Spring beers.
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I believe Dunkelweizen is one of the best bang for your buck all grain beers, which makes it great for beginners. It is chock full of malty goodness and honestly very easy to brew provided you have rice hulls on standby. It is a marriage of the malty complex flavors of a bock with the
In this video, I show you how to brew a classic Belgian-Style Tripel. This video covers the recipe, the brew, the fermentation and the final tasting. This is easily one of my all-time favorite styles of beer and is surprisingly not too difficult to brew, provided good fermentation control. I selected a proven strain of
In this video, I brewed a New England IPA (NEIPA) in an attempt to redeem myself from the last time when my NEIPA oxidized, since I bottled it. Wielding kegs this time and building on lessons learned from the last recipe, I succeeded this time. This particular NEIPA came out wonderfully, with a creamy mouthfeel,