Craft Brew

A look at the towns driving the United States' microbrewery revolution and where to get the best craft beers.

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Tips on craft beer tasting, recounts of beer tasting experiences and more.

How to Throw an Awesome Craft Beer Party If you’re a fan of craft beer, then you know that there’s nothing quite like enjoying a cold one with friends. And what better way to enjoy your favorite brews than by throwing an epic craft beer party? Of course, throwing a great party takes more than just having good beer on hand. You also need to make sure that your guests are entertained and … How to Throw an Awesome Craft Beer Party Read More » The post How to Throw an Awesome Craft Beer…

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Craft beer marketing is shifting as market share grows, and as brewers protect the attributes of their product category.

How to Brew Tropical Stout: Island Vibes, Rich Rhythms, Dark Delights Tropical Stout’s origin was the West Indies, mostly the Caribbean and Africa. Prior to the 2015 Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) guidelines, this style was known as the Foreign Extra Stout (FES) style. The change was brought about to hopefully cast away this style from the shadows of other stout styles and help it become more noticeable across the craft beer world.