Earlier this month at the Brewers Association’s SAVOR event in Washington, D.C., attendees were treated to a variety of expertly prepared foods and a chance to try beers from around the country.

Stone Brewing, which prides itself with not only thinking outside the box but challenging the very definition of the box concept, is moving ahead with a plan that could see it opening a new brewery

Step into your local beer shop and it’s not uncommon to see shelf after shelf of brews in all kinds of packaging, from the ubiquitous cans and 12-ounce bottles to the more elaborate cage and corks

Here’s the thing when it comes to craft beer in Michigan: no one messes around.

The Flying Fish Brewing Company of Cherry Hill, N.J., announced recently that they would release their award winning Exit 4 American-style Tripel in 12 oz. bottles starting in February.

Citing a rising demand for their beers like Arrogant Bastard Ale or Ruination IPA, Stone Brewing of California announced last month that they are considering opening a brewery in Europe.

With so much attention paid to the Great American Beer Festival in Denver a couple of months ago, it was easy to overlook a new brew-themed competition that took place in October in Reno, Nevada.