Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The right session beer for you depends on a number of factors, of which taste is perhaps the biggest part. Luckily, says Alexander ...

Tailgating, camping trips and wedding receptions are just some of the occasions when many Americans down a few beers in one sitting. For those who prefer high-alcohol microbrews and other craft beers, ...

Two brothers from Iowa plan to bring a hybrid of European beer culture and American comfort food to LoDo this July when they open FreshCraft, a new restaurant in the former Thunderbird BBQ and Burgers ...

When fall turns to winter and the holidays begin, it’s natural to have the urge to drink mostly barrel-aged stouts and other higher-ABV beers. Either you’ve been saving some in your cellar or you ...

When summer weather hits, we tend to gravitate towards lower-alcohol beers for multiple reasons. First of all, there’s a good chance a lower-ABV beer will be light, crisp, not too heavy, and ...

Brewers, creative and savvy, have promoted new beers by building on popular styles, tweaking a feature or two, then appending a helpful descriptor. Revised craft styles may be tagged double, imperial, ...

The average alcohol content for a beer ranges between 4%-6% ABV. But if you’re an IPA drinker, you’ve tried your fair share of 7-10% ABV imperial IPAs. The same goes for barrel-aged stout fans who ...

There’s a new rule in beer making: it doesn’t have to knock you on your ass to be good. After 30 years of ever stronger offerings, craft breweries are producing easy-drinking, lower-alcohol suds that ...

After a long and rainy start to the summer, the typical warm, dry weather has finally arrived. It’s time to start enjoying the long summer days on the many brewery patios around town. Here are our ...

If you are trying to learn all your beer terms to become a more educated consumer, you aren't alone in being confused. What's the difference between a sour beer and a gose, anyway? Is there actually a ...

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