For regulars and first-timers alike, many mining town breweries offer a place to sit and remember history, one beer at a time.
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Mining Town Breweries Dig Deep Into History
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Disc Golf and Craft Beer Score a Win Combining Grassroots Movements
July 12, 2019
Disc golf and craft beer may be an unlikely pairing, but some travel the country to play a course or try a beer. At several breweries -- you can do both.
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11 Classic Book and Beer Combos for Fall
October 8, 2018
If you love craft beer, this fall, explore the literary possibilities with these beer and book pairing ideas.
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Secrets to Pairing Craft Beer and People
August 9, 2018
Beertending isn’t just serving pints, the best have what seems a innate ability to guide our beer choice. Kimberly Bowker shares how she helped her customers choose the perfect beer.
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American Pale Ale: A Style that Changed Everything
November 14, 2017
When Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. sold its first bottled beer at the beginning of 1981, it marked a turning point for American craft beer.
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Why I’m Thankful for Craft Beer
November 22, 2016
The people who work to make American craft beer the best in the world tell contributor Kimberly Bowker why they're thankful to step foot into a brewery each and every day.
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The Ultimate Pro Football Towns for Craft Beer Tailgating
August 20, 2014
In the past few decades, as the craft beer scene has grown, it's become extremely popular at pro football games, especially pre-game tailgating.
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Local Ingredients Bring Local Beer to the Next Level
May 1, 2013
Sometimes, it's the local ingredients that obviously or subtly set a craft beer apart. It's the wheat in Kansas, hops in Oregon, bourbon in Kentucky, maple syrup in Vermont and the "Aloha" in Maui that adds a little something extra to the character and heart of our local brews across the nation.
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