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Editorial Dept.
Editorial Dept.
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Events for the holiday season!
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Attack of the Big Beers
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November 7
Kalamazoo Craft Beer Festival
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Big News from the 2015 GABF
Plenty of big news from this year’s Great American Beer Festival in Denver. Firestone Walker Brewing Co. once again...
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Jay R. Brooks
Writing about beer for more than 20 years, Jay is a former G.M. of Celebrator Beer News, and current is a co-chair of the North...
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Left Hand Brewing's highly acclaimed Foreign Extra Stout, Fade to Black, is back on shelves wherever Left Hand products are sold.
This strong, dark...
UPDATE – 11/11/2015
AB InBev and SABMiller have reached a formal acquisition agreement, with the Belgian based King of Beers acquiring SABMiller to...
In our Holiday issue we survey the ever-changing brewing landscape from macro to micro. Jonathan Ingram examines where passion comes into play for...
Odell Brewing will release its yearly sour favorite, Friek, at the end of October.
The beer is brewed with cherries then aged in oak barrels.
Here is...