By K. Florian Klemp Seasonal brews are in no short supply these days, but often we forget that seasonal brewing was once done out of necessity, framed by a limited period of agreeable conditions, and future consideration of sustenance. The style we know today ...
By Randy Mosher The first thing one notices when surveying the vast landscape of beer is how much it is all the same. Like a great sandy desert, vast swaths of it have a numbing sameness. Well over 90 percent of modern beer ...
By Jean Claude Colin Great beer in France? Long renowned for its fine cuisine and its wine industry, France is today recalling its past as a great brewing nation.
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By Stan Hieronymus and Daria Labinsky Long before American Beer Month began in July, Kalamazoo Brewing Co. founder Larry Bell began evangelizing. “The most dynamic beer culture in the world is here. There is more going on with brewing in America than anywhere else,” he said. ...