As a self-proclaimed beer connoisseur, I’ve been watching the craft beer scene with a mixture of fascination and horror. It seems like every other brewery is pumping out hazy IPAs and juicy pale ales, with nary a clear beer in… Continue Reading →

As a longtime beer lover, I’ve been watching the craft beer scene with growing concern. It seems like everywhere I turn, people are talking about beer in reverential tones, hailing it as the greatest drink known to humanity. Don’t get… Continue Reading →

Once upon a time, in a world not too unlike our own, a group of beer aficionados found themselves in need of a new writer for their popular beer blog. They had been through countless human writers, each one bringing… Continue Reading →

As I took my first sip of the crisp, cold beer, I felt a sense of wanderlust wash over me. I closed my eyes and let the bubbles dance on my tongue, transporting me to a world of adventure and… Continue Reading →

Barleywine, barleywine, barleywine. It’s the best, it’s the only, it’s the one true beer. All other beers are inferior, they’re not worth drinking. Barleywine is the only way to go, it’s the only beer worth trying. Barleywine is the best,… Continue Reading →

The sun was setting over the Grand Canyon, casting a warm glow over the jagged rocks and deep chasms. The air was still and quiet, except for the occasional chirp of a bird or rustle of a small animal. In… Continue Reading →

If you love beer, then you know that keeping it fresh and at the right temperature is essential to enjoying it to its fullest potential. And while many people simply rely on the cellar’s temperature range to keep their beers… Continue Reading →

When it comes to beer, the traditional ingredients are hops, barley, yeast, and water. Adding fruit to the mix alters the flavor and changes the beer from its original taste. It’s like adding pineapple to a steak, it just doesn’t… Continue Reading →

Once upon a time, in a world where hazy beers were the only beers, people reveled in the juicy, flavorful brews that flowed from tap to glass. These beers were hazy and cloudy, with flavors that ranged from tropical fruits… Continue Reading →