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Thanks to Folksbier Brauerei and Black Seed, you can have your bagels and drink them too.
Hop in your time machine, we're heading to ancient Georgia, when winemakers used clay amphora to make and store wine.
Massachusetts brewery Lord Hobo has married New England's hazy IPA with the region's pro sports dominance in a liquid celebration of Boston.
With a cornucopia of ingredients, DuClaw Brewing Company's Strawberry Letter 23 is neither IPA, sour ale, nor fruit beer, but something entirely original.
"When someone tells me they like the beer, it feels the same as someone liking one of my songs," Chill Moody said about his collaboration with Dock Street Brewery.
The Kentucky Common, Chicago Common and California Common are all terrific beers—with completely different origin stories.
Before there was the hazy IPA, there was Hazed & Infused, Boulder Beer Company's unfiltered pale ale that has been in production since 2002.
This week's best new beers.
With 4/20 just around the corner, we decided to round up some of our favorite dank beers to celebrate hops’ more infamous cousin, cannabis.
Brewing at 10,000 feet may be tough, but that hasn’t stopped these guys from doing it.
For better or worse, powdered milk sugar is helping brewers turn beer into something that resembles a smoothie shop special.
Always a must-buy for beer collectors across the nation, the latest edition of Deschutes' barrel-aged imperial The Abyss still delivers.
It may not wow your palate with mind-blowing flavors, but Reformation's beer-wine hybrid Alani is fun, fruity, subtly intriguing, and quaffable at 4.7% ABV.
The rapper, comedian, and sometimes-pro-wrestler's new "socially aware stand-up and music series" debuts on Comedy Central on April 19.
If anything can cut through the heat of a dragging day, it might be Four Peaks' light and fresh-flavored Sunbru Kölsch.
Crisp, clean, and refreshing, Saint Archer's Mexican Lager begs for a wedge of lime and a sunny day.
From a cannabis-inspired beer festival on 4/20 to a celebration of wild ales, these are the best fests coming up this spring.
The Scottish craft brewery created Speedbird 100 so passengers on British Airways could have their beer and fly with it too.
Once considered among the trendiest additions to any style, rye is now a signifier that the beer you’re drinking was probably concocted a decade ago.
True to Stone, where hops reign supreme, this new beer is a contemporary spin on the lager style with a robust smattering of tropical, aromatic hops.
Most participants assumed a woman-brewed craft beer was cheaper and of poorer quality. Luckily, beer snobs knew better.
I snapped up SweetWater’s Peach, Love & Happiness with no thought of how the brewery's best offerings are hop-forward. That proved to be a mistake.
“I wanted to launch a new business model here that makes a social and environmental impact mission core to the business,” says 7 Bridges founder Stanley Boots.
By setting up shop in shopping centers, breweries are changing public opinion one pint at a time and, in turn, attracting like-minded businesses.
Bucking the tropical and hazy trend, Great Divide's signature Denver Pale Ale is dank and sticky, leaning into a flavor profile that captures its roots.
San Francisco-based Almanac Beer Company's Dogpatch Currant brings the strong sweet and tart flavors of blackcurrants to a base of sour red ale.
Resident cranky old guy Aaron Goldfarb wants all you kids to get off his lawn and start respecting your beer elders.
The reappearance of Schell’s Bock is another sign of spring.
Girl Scout cookies, Lucky Charms, spaghetti, and pizza—how do brewers cram these flavors into beer kegs?
The double IPA was created in collaboration with the NYC Brewers Guild as well as 36 other breweries from across the city.
We sat down with middleweight MMA fighter Uriah Hall to talk about UFC, mental health, and Jamaican beer.
Lori Goff is fighting to reduce microplastics and brewing waste with one fell swoop.
Letting nature do its thang is nothing new. Not so long ago, all beer would have been what we now call spontaneously fermented or wild beer.
A light, Mexican-style lager, Sun King’s Pachanga is one of October readers’ most-requested beers to review this year.
Hanging Hills Brewing Company’s second collaboration with the Drive-By Truckers, HeAthen Homecoming, is meant to be enjoyed in multiples.
From funky sours to hazy IPAs, we are so here for these beers.
Inspired by the cinnamon-sprinkled rice milk drink, The Bruery's Or Xata blonde ale is an excellent pairing for tacos.
Drink a pint and donate to the Pink Boots Society in honor of everyone's favorite badass Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Great things do come in small packages, as these bitsy beer cans prove.
While low-carb, low-cal beer has long been the dominion of Michelob Ultra, craft brewers are now getting in on the game themselves.
A sour ale fermented with dark red wine grapes, Lagunitas' Dark Swan is a beer-wine hybrid that's a departure from the brewery's usual hoppy repertoire.
Packing all the roasty and deep flavors of a stout into a light-colored beer is tough, and Fat Orange Cat Brew Co.'s All Cats Are Gray in the Dark proves why.
Former Mac DeMarco guitarist Peter Sagar likes his beer light and his music laid-back
"People like candy, and they like drinking... lo and behold you have people chucking Twinkies into their mash tuns."
Natural Light has positioned Naturdays as a sessionable, light lager for people who like strawberry lemonade and drinking beer. What could go wrong?
But they still have a way to go.
"I really want my beer to be a conversation starter, to shine light on values that P-town stands for," says Chris Hartley, founder of Provincetown Brewing Co.
Miho, a hoppy Belgian-style pale ale, has just about everything one could ask for in a beer.
Underrepresented as a queer black woman in craft beer, Ren Navarro launched Beer.Diversity. to fuel change in the industry—one that also makes financial sense.
“Most distilleries that opened as flat-out distilleries don’t have the luxury of storing large amounts of liquid cold and carbonating it."
From breweries to beer names, the craft world is seeing a lot of the same. To stand out, brewers need to break away from trends.
Balancing flavors of caramel, vanilla, and granola with hoppiness and a high ABV, Dogfish Head's American Beauty strikes a strange chord.
Tocobaga strikes the perfect balance between malty red ale and hoppy IPA.
"I don’t like IPAs, because I feel like they’re over-hyped... Why would I want to punish myself with this gross-tasting drink?"
“Wow,” was the first thing that came to mind when this beer hit my tongue.
Session beers are all well and good, but these top-scorers come with a potent, high-ABV kick.
Forward-thinking brewers are looking to the past, and enlisting scientists like Patrick McGovern—a.k.a. the “Indiana Jones” of beer—in their quest.
Twin Peaks returned to their hometown to celebrate Goose Island's 312 Day and the re-release of their garage-style lager Natural Villains.
Ommegang’s Double Barrel Dubbel is aged in bourbon and brandy casks, adding complexity to the brewery’s year-round dubbel.
Bearded Iris takes an already brag-worthy double IPA and amps up the hops with an additional dose of Simcoe, Mosaic, Motueka, and Centennial.
Del Hall of Ohio’s Fifty West Brewing Company has already lost 20 pounds.
The Winterlong Strong Beer Festival in Winnipeg, Manitoba only welcomes beers over 7% ABV.
Left Hand’s Milk Stout is already one of the most beloved American-made stouts. Can an infusion of raspberry elevate it even further?
Named after a fabled creature from the woods of Mount St. Helens, Rogue Ales' Batsquatch is the brewery's first foray into canning a hazy IPA.
The brewers of Anchor Steam Beer could be at the forefront of a larger movement.
With thousands of fans crisscrossing the nation for March Madness, finding the best craft beer in each host city is almost as important as the games themselves.
Jester King's bottled-conditioned sour red all RU55 should be a challenging drink. Instead, layers of fruit, wood, and funk balance the tartness beautifully.
Stone and Metallica brew up a pilsner that's a little bit IPA.
A group of 59 craft brewers sent a letter to the EPA in opposition to proposed regulations that they claim would pollute the nation’s waters.
While a fine curiosity, Aniara is ultimately more sensation than substance.
From clear to cloudy, fruit-forward to double-dry-hopped, these are some of our favorite IPAs of the year.
Bell’s Brewery's IPA-wheat beer hybrid Official combines wheat malt, double dry-hopping, and five hop varieties for a porch-pounding crowdpleaser.
Breweries from Miami to Jackson Hole are celebrating women and women in the beer industry with special collaborations and releases.
It's not labeled as a sour, but New Braunfels Brewing Company's Saison de Peche delivers a highly acidic but still slightly sweet punch of peach goodness.
We spoke to the Golden Knights' Ryan Reaves about craft beer, launching 7Five Brewing Company, and what it’s like being loathed by much of the league.
Out of the over 400 nominees up for a James Beard Foundation Award this year, only six are even tangentially beer-related.
With Space Camper Cosmic IPA, Boulevard has created a great introductory hazy IPA, but not much more.
Chicago's Field Museum has become a frequent collaborator with breweries such as Off Color Brewing and Toppling Goliath Brewery.
John Hickenlooper, former governor of Colorado and co-founder of Wynkoop Brewing Company, threw his hat into an already crowded ring for 2020.
Phantasmagoria, a juicy and resinous double IPA without an overwhelming ABV, is totally unlike any beer Prairie has released to date.
Rhinegeist's "rosé ale" Bubble's is light, energizing, and bursting with flavors of apple, cranberry, pomegranate, and stone fruit.
The owners of this socially conscious Chicago brewery take aim at inequality by looking inward with their new taproom.
Rather than relying on bourbon, Against the Grain opted to put its Gnight Rider imperial black ale into red wine barrels.
Flying is about to suck a whole lot less, thanks to swanky onboard, self-service beer bars.
It may have been the shortest month, but February had some damn fine beers.
Odell’s Sippin’ Pretty lacks the complexity of flavor and aromatic nuances I was hoping to find in a fruited sour ale.
Toppling Goliath’s pseudoSue and King Sue are two of the best beers not only in the brewery's portfolio, but in the entire pale ale landscape.
Mount Angel Abbey began brewing as a way to pay expenses and fund charitable works, but it was also a fitting return to the abbey’s roots.
We spoke with comedian Liza Treyger of Netflix's 'The Degenerates' about about porn, addiction, and racist tweets. Oh, and also beer.
St. Arnold Brewing Company’s Fancy Lawnmower kölsch is perfect when you want a beer that offers flavor without overwhelming the senses.
A long-lost strain of yeast and a bottle of beer from the sunken remains of the SS Oregon led to a messy situation.
Gluten-free beers have long existed, but they were never exactly good. That's changed, thanks to inventive brewers using a broad range of gluten-free grains.
