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Editorial Dept.
Editorial Dept.
The Beer Connoisseur® magazine & online is the beer and beverage industries’ leading media authority that covers a range of consumer and professional interest categories including beer and beverage news, people, food & travel, beverage trends, education, expert beverage reviews, blogs, and lifestyles content including cannabis, CBD, spirits, gaming, gambling, casinos, technology, consumer products, and more.
Articles, stories and reviews that are published under the Editorial Department by-line have been produced as a collaborative effort by multiple staff editors within our editorial department with expertise on the subject.
You may reach the editorial department with questions, story pitches or opportunities by email at:
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My articles
Who needs turtle doves and swimming swans when you can have 12 continuous days of dry-hop happiness this holiday season? 12DODH will make you want to...
Reformation Brewery located in Woodstock, Georgia recently announced their new brewing operations manager Matt Tucker to its team. For more details,...
Reformation Brewery of Woodstock, GA announced their new limited release beer Scout The Storyteller. It's a 7.4% Foreign Export Stout soon to be...
Judging Process
Our reviews are conducted in a single-blind tasting format. This method provides the best opportunity to rely on facts and to avoid...
The masterminds behind some of our highest-rated brews describe the inspiration behind the recipes and other interesting inquries. Follow the links...
There is always something newsworthy taking place in the beer industry. That's why we dedicate Monday of each week to publishing the top stories from...
As things start to cool down, beers come to life. They grow bigger, bolder, more warming and charming. Their hues skew deeper, with the green of...
Payette Brewing has announced the release of its prize Twelve Gauge Barrel Aged Imperial Stout, and two variants. For more, see below:
BOISE, ID,...
As things start to cool down, beers come to life. They grow bigger, bolder, more warming and charming. Their hues skew deeper, with the green of...