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Marriage celebrations certainly call for specially crafted beer and have throughout history.

This bold-flavored ale brings back to life the Grätzer style from Poland, which primarily uses oak-smoked wheat.

The American Homebrewers Association recently published its fifth annual Homebrew Supply Shop Survey.

Just in time for the World Cup, the 21st edition of Mondial de la Bière has descended upon Montreal.

Boulder Beer Company, Colorado’s first craft brewery and the forty-third licensed brewery in the United States, is thirty-five years old this year.

With the start of the World Cup on June 12, Asheville, North Carolina’s Wicked Weed Brewing is releasing a beer series inspired by traditional ingredients and/or beer styles from countries around the world.

Included in the recipe for just about any beer, home or professionally brewed, is music.

Dry brewer’s yeast has come a long way since the days when little foil packets of dubious provenance accompanied malt extract cans of unknown age.

Beer trading’s home on the Internet has always been an add-on to already established sites and networks: on BeerAdvocate and RateBeer, and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Reddit.

The only thing better than learning from your mistakes is to learn from someone else’s mistakes.

Say hello to the hibiscus flower. Its bold flower petals aren’t just eye-catching; they’re also edible when dried, which means summer beer brewing just got a lot more colorful.

If you’ve never brewed with spices before, here are some tips to get you started.

Converting your father into a craft beer geek means that shopping for Father’s Day gets more challenging every year.

A fellow homebrewer and I decided to brew a recipe that might approximate (even if only in spirit) the original IPAs from Burton-upon-Trent.

Here's the biggest craft beer headlines in May.

Hefeweizen, also known as Weissbier or Weizenbier, is Bavaria’s famous unfiltered wheat beer and one of the most refreshing styles you’ll ever encounter.

Summer is prime time for craft beer event season, and there seem to be more events than ever this year. It’s not all tap takeovers and beer fests, though—here are some of the more creative beer events going down next month.

Back in January, we paid a visit to Oskar Blues Brewery in Longmont, Colorado.

Widmer Brothers Brewing is going big for their 30th anniversary—even bigger than we thought.

Ask homebrewers about the number one consumer appliance on their wish lists, and you're likely to get some variation on a refrigerator or freezer (assuming professional brewhouses don’t count).