Craft Beer Archives - Page 13 of 15

Colorado’s New Belgium Micro-Brewery
By Genie Davis on May 2, 2015
If New Belgium’s staff rides their bikes to work, well it’s no wonder. Not only is this micro-brewery dedicated to sustainability and eco-friendly activities, but...
Barleywine, A Deceptive Name for a Delicious Beer
By Allen Park on May 2, 2015
It’s a vast understatement to say that craft beer is a wide and varied medium of styles and substyles. Sure, you know all about the...
Saison, A Funky Farmhouse Ale for all Occasions
By Allen Park on May 1, 2015
The Saison is the hottest new trend in craft beer. This golden ale is a refreshing style that’s light but still incredibly complex in flavor...
Maui Brewing Company: Keeping It Green in Hawaii
By Diana Bocco on May 1, 2015
Maui Brewing Co. in Kihei, Hawaii, is a prime example of a brewery that is doing everything right when it comes to being green. Not...
The Re-Emergence of Barrel Aged Beers
By Genie Davis on April 16, 2015
Barrel-aged beers are something of a trend among micro-brews these days, offering a host of interesting flavors to a market ripe for exploration. Barrel aging...
Ales for Dessert Lovers: Our Favorite Sweet Brews
By Eva du Monteil on April 15, 2015
Throughout the country, passionate artisans are pushing the boundaries of traditional beer craft, creating new blends and exploring new flavors. On a mission to introduce...
It takes a Hudson Valley Village to have a Brewing Company its Main Street Attraction
By Margaret Morgan on April 13, 2015
Chatham Brewing was founded in 2006 in a tiny old carriage house in Chatham, New York by two home brewers, Jake Cunningham, and Tom Crowell....
The Micro-breweries of Portland’s Pearl District
By Genie Davis on April 9, 2015
Portland is a city rife with roses, bicyclists, gourmet food trucks, and – beer. In fact, there are over 58 breweries in the city. The...
Five Craft Beer Adjuncts That Are Here to Stay
By Allen Park on April 9, 2015
Craft beer is growing at a fever pitch these days, with breweries crawling out of the woodwork for a chance to make a name for...
The Ins and Outs of Cellaring Beer
By Allen Park on April 1, 2015
Wine and various spirits can often be cellared for years or even decades at a time, instilling all sorts of intriguing characteristics and mature complexities...
Walking Man Brewery – Homo Erectus
By Erick Mertz on March 25, 2015
The Columbia River Gorge is a natural playground of unmatched beauty, offering an array of year round recreation options. Wander into any brewery in downtown...
Wild and Funky – Brettanomyces and Beer
By Allen Park on March 21, 2015
If you haven’t noticed, in the past few years American craft beer has gone wild. Terms like “wild,” “funky,” and “100% Brett” are emblazoned on...
Portland’s Food Truck Scene Welcomes the Captured Beer Bus
By Erick Mertz on March 19, 2015
In the wide cast of Portland craft brewery characters, Captured By Porches stands out as something like the great white whale. Delivering a hard to...
Phantom Carriage Brewery: A Spooky Addition to the Los Angeles Micro-Brewery Scene
By Genie Davis on March 17, 2015
One of the Los Angeles area’s newest micro breweries is Phantom Carriage in Carson, named after a Swedish horror film from 1921. Close to major...
Branford Beer Wars
By Vinnie Penn on March 13, 2015
What’s going on in Branford, Connecticut? One would think that the very small shoreline town less than an hour from the Rhode Island border could...