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Before co-founding this magazine and crowding every shelf of my fridge with beer, I used to do a good bit of spirits writing. And, like ...

Fun socks! Candy! Chapstick! Boxers! (Briefs?) All of life’s simplest pleasures reside in those stockings hung by the chimney with care. Corkscrews, bottle openers, and ...

Narrowing down the best beer bars in a city like New York City is a tall order. There are enough great choices available that I ...

It’s always good to have a local bottle shop. I usually buy most of my beer at breweries, but it’s handy to know where to ...

I’m not usually into rum, but when I got an email from Appleton Estate’s PR agency, asking me if I wanted to try one of ...

The michelada is an anomaly: a beverage made of ingredients that really shouldn’t work together, yet somehow manage to sing. Cold, light lager mixes with ...

Brewery memberships are a great way for a small brewery to connect with their most passionate fans and to reward their support. The Bruery is ...

IHOPS Pumpkin Pancake Stout at a glance: IHOP teamed up with Keegan Ales from Kingston, New York, to brew this beer. IHOPS is a 7% ...

We all have that one friend who insists they only like wine. Although sips of watery macrobrews and overpowering IPAs may have turned them off ...

Hops are only a quarter of the necessary ingredients in a beer, but they’re certainly the sexiest. Every fall, breweries from around the country descend ...

The night before Burial Beer Co.’s annual fall festival, Burnpile, kicked off, the brewery invited all the visiting brewers to a pig roast. It’s tradition; ...

We’ve seen some pretty out-there beer releases this year (see IHOPS beer and Dunkin’ Coffee Porter), but today we learned that Planters Peanuts are getting ...

Spooky Brews is just a few days away! We hope everyone has picked out their costumes. We’re busy decorating ours right now (as a reminder, ...

Twin Elephant, which opened about two years ago, has been quietly producing some of the best beer in New Jersey. Located in Chatham, NJ, Twin ...

The very first Oktoberfest “fest”, not yet called by the name, was to celebrate the 1810 wedding of Crown Prince Ludwig of Bavaria and Princess ...