Beer Travel

Independent brewers find inspiration from other brewers. And they all have places they can’t wait to visit. Check out these brewers’ bucket list breweries.

Railroads offer a glimpse into a piece American history, and these nine train breweries keep those memories of the past chugging along.

Set out on an adventure by visiting some of the United State’s most amazing World Heritage Sites -- and sampling the nearby breweries best offerings.

If your summer road trip plans include California’s Highway 101, here are the Pacific Coast breweries you should check out along the way. Bonus: They’re all close enough to the beach to hear waves crashing.

Bike trails are growing across the U.S. and what better to do after a long ride than grab a craft beer. We highlight craft beer pit stops along several of the country’s top bike trails.

Hidden between the coast and mountains, these somewhat secluded central California craft breweries are turning out hazy IPAs and barrel aged stouts that rival those pouring from better-known California craft beer destinations.

Very few things are better after a long hike than a well-made craft beer. Writer Kristen Kuchar guides you to craft breweries along five of America’s long hiking trails.

Pay tribute to one of America’s most famous streets with this epic Route 66 craft brewery road trip. We guide you to craft breweries along Route 66 from Illinois to California. While you're at it, bring a few empty growlers.

Seasonal seafood shacks in New England are a time-honored tradition and nothing goes better with summer than craft beer. Writer Matt Osgood shows you his favorite summer seafood meals and the craft beers to go with them.

A Sacramento suburb that has been known in the past more for industry than entertainment, more for commuters than community is rebranding and rebuilding its reputation with the help of …

From hop farms to working farms with baby goats and Belgian ales, add these farm breweries to your list of must-visit craft beer destinations this year.