Beer

Discover the art behind beer, the best beer brands you must try and many recommendations on beer tastings and pairings.

Ale

Ale is full-bodied with strong flavors, sometimes sweet, other times somewhat bitter. Discover all the different types of ale here!

Usually pale in color, lagers are brewed at cool temperatures. Some popular lagers include pilsner, dark lager, vienna lager. Discover them all here!

Discover the multitude of beers the world has to offer, from Europe to Asia to the Americas – you’ll be spoilt for choice!

Discover all the breweries that the United States has to offer. From east coast to west coast, there’s bound to be a brewery for you!

If you’re a beer-lover, the next time you’re in New York City go to Rochester. The best Rochester breweries offer something special.

Phoenix may not be known as a beer city, but it should be. There are over 100 Phoenix breweries and we’ve got the best listed here!

Sacramento, CA, is home to some of the best breweries in the world. We present some of our top Sacramento breweries.

When people think of Salt Lake, they generally think of the extreme weather and Mormons. But the Salt Lake City breweries has to offer.

Scotch ale, enjoyed around the world, is not your average kind of beer. Read on to learn more about this delicious strong ale.

The surprising truth about American cream ale. Learn everything about cream ale – how it’s made, what’s in it, its history & which is best.

Originally a supplement for monks, and now a decadent treat for many Doppelbock is a traditional beer you must try.

Well-hopped and quenching golden ale beer is in order with summer coming into its own soon. Our guide will answer all your questions on golden ales.

Heard of the beer brewing method that pre-dates hops? If not, then dive into the fascinating history of Gruit beer making.

Do you prefer light and airy or heavy and complex? Either way, there’s sure to be a fruit beer you’ll come to love, no matter where you are.

Kellerbier, a cold-fermented beer, has existed since the Middle Ages. Popular with craft brewers, here’s what you need to know.

A Bloody Mary with beer instead of vodka? Not only is it not as crazy as it sounds, but it’s also startlingly delicious.