Whoops: Progressive-Themed Beer Quickly Canceled For Offensive KKK Packaging
A peanut butter biscuit stout wrapped in a KKK hood was originally intended to “celebrate all things progressive.”
Seven Valentine’s Day Cocktails To Help You Celebrate Love
Whether you want to class up your romantic evening with a special cocktail, or anguish like an emo James Comey, we have the perfect drink for you.
The Murder Of My Beloved IPA And The Rise Of The Great Pretender
There was a golden age once — lasted maybe two decades — where you could walk into a bar in any good-sized city, order the local IPA, and be satisfied. Those days are gone.
Here’s A Toast To Seattle’s Magical Whidbey Island
When we drove out Whidbey, it was easy to slip back a few decades to the days of Detroit Tiger hats, G.I Joes, and chasing the setting sun.
I Took A Beer Bath In Iceland, And It Was Glorious
Don’t go pouring kegs of Bud Light into a bathtub in your dorm and think you can woo a girl with a ‘beer spa experience.’ The real deal is in Iceland.
Twisted, Degrading Beer Labels And Names Spoils Industry Success
Some beer companies need to decide whether their product is about developing a taste for the finer things in life or an aid to preying on women.
Here’s A Warlock’s Beer To Drink This Halloween
It’s easy for beer makers to go too far with pumpkin or pumpkin spices. I’ve tracked down one that will make all those sugar-fueled costumed children just a little more bearable.
Home Brewing Is Legal, And Home Distilling Should Be Too
Treating home distilling as illegal makes little sense, given that homebrewing and wine making have been legal at the federal level since 1978.
Don’t Believe The Hype. Millennials Aren’t Killing Beer
In 2009 there were 1,596 operating craft breweries in the United States. By the end of 2016 that number had increased to 5,234. This is the golden age of beer!
7 Good Beers To Savor Before The End Of Summer
Before the sun sets on summer, these are seven beers you need to drink. Track them down. You’ll be happy you did.
Sierra Nevada Throws One Heck Of A Party At Beer Camp
A couple weeks ago, Sierra Nevada, the craft brewery out of California, took over a grassy field in east Austin for the ultimate in traveling beer festivals.
How To Tell If You’re Actually Drinking A Craft Beer
The Brewer’s Association, a trade group that advocates for small and independent craft brewers, has come up with an official certification for independent breweries’ packaging.
I’ve Got A Bombshell Summertime Beer
Light, creamy, a little bready, with a just a touch of hops to even it out, Bombshell Blonde Ale is the summer beer.
For A Refreshing Whitbier, Take A Voyage To France
Today’s Val d’Ainan brewery in France brews a La Dauphine beer, a perfect way to honor vintage sailing vessels and the beverage probably sloshing around in barrels below deck.
8 Rules To Ensure You Don’t Ruin Delicious Beer
It’s easy to find really good beer just about everywhere. The best way to drink that beer is fresh at a brewery or bar. When you can’t do that, do this.
How To Make A Good Beer Cocktail
Owl’s Brew makes a mixer that is English breakfast tea with lemon peel, lemon juice, and lime juice. It’s some creamy, tea-flavored, citrus goodness that really adds something to a quality IPA.
What Green Beer From The French Alps Tastes Like
Brewing amidst these giant mountains is Brasserie du Mont-Blanc, a brewery that dates back to the early 1800s. They only brew a handful of beers, but among them is La Verte, a green beer.
We’ll Always Have Parisian Beer
My world-traveling wife just returned from Paris and brought me back a treat: French beer!