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9 Questions with Bryan Brushmiller, Founder of Burley Oak

Meet Bryan at The Birthday Party!

Burley Oak’s J.R.E.A.M. series has become the benchmark for fruit-infused sour beers, the same way that Hudson Valley has set the tone in Sour IPAs. ...

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9 Questions with Eric Stubbs, Head Brewer at Rotunda Brewing Co.

Meet Eric at The Birthday Party!

Eric Stubbs joined Rotunda Brewing after he and his dad tried out homebrewing in their garage. As part of his job interview, he handed the ...

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As Is Collabs With Anyone Worldwide on Beer, Teku, and Playing Cards

Obviously there will be some juicy beer.

As Is, one of the best beer bars in New York City, is dropping a massive, multi-brand collab and celebrating with an afternoon of amazing ...

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How Women Ran the Beer Industry for Thousands of Years

Join us for a conversation about the history of women in beer.

She appears to be floating on a bubbling, undulating golden river. With long tendrils of red hair billowing behind her crowned head, she stands tall, ...

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Beyond the Girl in the Moon: Brewing History at the Smithsonian

Women have always been a part of beer history.

A typical summer weekday morning: commute through soupy DC humidity to the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History. Pass Michael Keaton-era Batmobile on display in ...

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How Voodoo Brewery Threw a Great Beer Fest on Its First Try

Great beer and good vibes at Voodoo Brewery.

Years ago, when Voodoo Brewing Company’s head brewer Curt Rachocki first mentioned the idea for a beer festival he called “good vibes” I was a ...

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Birrificio Italiano’s Pils & Love Fest Comes to the West Coast

It's the summer of pils.

I’ve been saying it for months: it’s the summer of pils. Still don’t believe me? Well, Birrificio Italiano has something to say about that. On ...

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A Pint with J. Nikol Jackson-Beckham, The BA’s Diversity Ambassador

A chat at the intersection of academia and beer.

Three months ago a headline caught my eye, “Brewers Association Names First Diversity Ambassador at the Brewers Association.” Up to my neck planning events for ...

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The Story of How Houston Became “Juiceton”

Things are getting a little juicy in Texas.

On a humid afternoon in Houston in late March, after hours of drinking New England-style IPAs, all of them brewed locally, Larry Koestler, Marcus Wunderle, ...

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This Father’s Day, Split a Bottle of Suarez Kinda Classic With Your Dad

Make Father's Day kinda classic.

Kinda Classic at a glance: Suarez Family Brewery — located in Hudson, New York — is owned by Dan and Taylor Suarez, their child Enzo, ...

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Letter of Recommendation: The Wine Taster Glass

My favorite beer glass is a wine taster.

A few months back, I watched my roommate try to find a place to unload the last coffee mug from the dishwasher. She couldn’t. All ...

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Do Koozies Suck? The Ultimate Debate on Keeping Your Beer Cold

I don’t like koozies. I have way too many and I never use them. I have 12 oz., 16 oz., and bottle-shaped koozies. I have ...

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Back to Basics: Brewing with Zac Ross of Kent Falls Brewing Company

Get to know Zac Ross.

“I picked these off a tree this morning; they’re super sappy, take a bite,” Zac Ross says as he walks into our brewhouse. Around Zac’s ...

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The Gear You Need to Enjoy Beer at the Beach

Make sure you're beach ready.

Summer must be here. Two weeks ago, Travis and I made a conference call on the patio, and last week I rode my longboard to ...

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For Mother’s Day, I Asked My Mom to Interview the Head Brewer at Arizona Wilderness

A chat between an expert and a novice.

The first time my mother went to a beer festival was two months ago, at Juicy Brews Tucson. The idea that her son quit his ...

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