The Brewers Association has released a list of the 50 Fastest Growing Craft Brewers in the country.

The Chicago White Sox have announced a new "craft beer" partnership with Goose Island, a brewery owned by Anheuser Busch InBev.

Whenever you spot the new independent craft brewer seal snap a picture, work your filter magic, and post it to Instagram with #seektheseal among the hashtags. CraftBeer.com editors are keeping an eye out for your photos.

The Brewers Association releases U.S. craft beer growth statistics for 2017. The report illustrates how small and independent brewers continue to show strength and sustainability.

The Brewers Association releases its annual ranking of the Top 50 U.S. craft brewing companies based on beer sales by volume in 2017.

Budding beer writers, listen up: The North American Guild of Beer Writers is announcing its first Diversity in Beer Writing Grant.

First Magnitude Brewing from Gainesville, Florida, is debuting its butterfly beer at Disney's major Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival.

Julie Verratti, the co-founder of Denizens Brewing Company in Maryland, could be adding another job to her plate. She's announced her candidacy for a top role in Maryland's state government.

Stone Brewing Company, an independent brewery out of California, is announcing a lawsuit against MillerCoors for its Keystone Light branding.

SAVOR is one of the most intimate beer festivals of the year, bringing chefs and breweries from around the country to Washington, DC's National Building Museum. The Brewers Association has announced which breweries will be pouring at SAVOR 2018.

Eat your heart out Sherlock. Jessica Fletcher of the the iconic 1980s murder mystery tv show “Murder, She Wrote” is getting a beer in her honor.

Jonah Epstein wanted to brew a beer that captured the spirit of Buffalo, New York, so he put together MyCity Brew. The result? Byson Brown Dunkel, a Buffalo-built beer.

One northern California college is kicking off a new scholarship program in part by help from the founder of Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.

Employees at two Pennsylvania breweries are probably pulling for their team even more after agreeing to a wager where an Eagles super bowl loss would result in them wearing goat masks.

Remember the Minneapolis craft brewery that received a viral cease and desist from Bud Light for naming its double IPA “Dilly Dilly”? Modist Brewing has a classy super bowl announcement of its own.

Sideways Farm & Brewery skips the typical crowdfunding avenue and cobbles together a brewery with a brick by brick fundraiser in former brick hub Etowah, North Carolina.