Check out the featured stories, such as Your picks for the best beers in America, A Toast to session Beers, Nothing Ordinary about these beers, Wide World of Wheat, and Land of the Long White Cloud.
Alaskan Smoked Porter is the new champion in our annual Best Commercial Beers in America reader’s poll. See all the results and try your hand at brewing some of your top picks.
Bigger isn’t always better when it comes to beer, especially when you are planning a night out with friends. Lower alcohol “session beers,” though often maligned in this country, can sometimes be a homebrewer’s—and beer drinker’s—best friend.
The names may not promise much excitement, but well-crafted ordinary bitters, milds and Scottish 60 shilling ales can pack plenty of flavor into an extraordinary lower-alcohol package.
Looking for a crisp, refreshing session beer that won’t tax your palate? Try your hand at one of the many styles of wheat beer.
New Zealand combines all the charm and culture of Great Britain with the natural beauty and rugged, unspoiled scenery of Hawaii’s less populated islands. It also boasts a thriving beer culture with plenty of pubs and breweries.
Dave brewed his first batch in 2009 and started writing about beer soon thereafter. In addition to geeking out on beer and language, Dave enjoys hiking, traveling, and other gerunds as well. Email Dave
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