beer brewing
This Pizza Was Made Out of Beer, and It's Actually Pretty Healthy
Now you can drink your beer and eat it, too.
Why This Craft Brewer Is Giving a Middle Finger to Beer-Making Tradition
Sam Calagione, the founder of Dogfish Head, has never hidden his disdain for antiquated beer-brewing laws, and has instead found inspiration in culinary ingredients and techniques utilized in cooking.
This Keg Factory Wants to Make America Beer Again
As the only manufacturer of stainless steel beer kegs in the country, American Keg is bringing keg-making back to the US while providing jobs for one of the lowest-income cities in Pennsylvania.
A Brewery Recreated 2,000-Year-Old 'Biblical Beer'
Israel’s smallest brewery took wheat that was the same strain used for beer in the Holy Land 2,000 years ago and produced five gallons of “Biblical Beer.”
Someone Is Trying to Crowdfund a Beer Made from Vaginas
This might be the worst IndieGoGo campaign of all time.
Climate Change Is Creating a Hops Shortage for Brewers
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the extreme and irregular heat experienced last year in Yakima Valley heavily impacted hops yields
You Can Now Go to College and Major in Craft Beer Brewing
This past decade has seen the number of American craft breweries skyrocket from a little over 1,500 in 2005 to more than 4,144 by the end of November 2015. That’s the most breweries America has ever had.
Everyone Wants to Get Drunk Off This Avocado Beer
Bush Shack Brewery in Yallingup in Western Australia brewed an avocado-based beer for an Avocado Festival at the Araluen Botanical Park in Perth last month, and the crowd went wild.
A New IPA Is the Most Bitter Beer in the World
Dogfish Head Brewery says they have made “the hoppiest beer ever documented through scientific analysis.” Their new brew, dubbed Hoo Lawd—the name is said to come from the exclamation you will undoubtedly make after you take your first sip—is seriously...
Craftwerk: Tired Hands
We meet Jean Broillet, who runs Tired Hands Brewing Company out of Ardmore, Pennsylvania, and "gets a kick out of throwing weird shit into the kettle."
Craftwerk: Dogfish Head
Sam Calagione, one the forefathers of the craft beer revolution, invites us to his Delaware brewery Dogfish Head to check out their headquarters and whip up a scrapple-based beer.
Guinness Is Ditching a Gross Secret Ingredient and Going Vegan
Guinness’s brewing process has long involved the use of fish bladders, which play a role in the filtration process of the beer. But herbivores, rejoice: Guinness is going vegan.