We’re talking to the leaders behind movements including #IAmCraftBeer movement, the Diverse Beer Writers Initiative, and Beer. Diversity. to examine where they gauge the community is in the push for greater inclusion in craft beer and what we have to look forward to in 2020.
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Matthew Peetz wanted to be a wildlife biologist, then he got a homebrew kit and his career path changed as he fell in love with the science and art of yeast.
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2018 may have belonged to the hazy IPA, but 2020 could be the year of the low-cal IPAs.
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Brewer and author Simon Nielsen believes that beer connects people, but he thinks some beer lovers have lost the art of enjoying beer with intention.
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Rice, once considered an ingredient beer lovers snubbed, is gaining popularity as craft brewers recognize rice has a lot to offer.
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He’s not a beer brewer but Jeff Duggan is becoming the go-to expert on creating medal-winning coffee beers. This coffee roaster tells you how he does it.
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Sometimes the best way to find rare and out-of-state beer from small and independent craft breweries is to be a beer club member.
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The goal of the holiday ale beer experience should have you asking yourself, “Do I have vision of sugar plums dancing in my head?”
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