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Usually light in body and moderate in alcohol, saisons are defined by their variety. Read More...
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Hill Country Barbecue Market wooed the makers of Shiner beer in Texas for years. Read More...
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Some seem light and agile, somewhat restrained. Others are dominated by zingy American hop flavors. Read More...
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The move toward large bottles is part of what is being called the “wine-ification” of beer. Read More...
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Westvleteren 12, brewed for more than a century by Trappist monks in Vleteren, Belgium, is suddenly all the rage. Read More...
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Tall, dark strangers worthy of forgoing whiskey. Read More...
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Brooklyn Brewery’s strategy is to start small and offer its specialty beers in carefully chosen outlets in the wine-loving country. Read More...
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Wild yeast adds funkiness and hints of tropical fruit to beer. Read More...
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A 2012 law loosened limits on consumption and sales at microbreweries and brew pubs in New Jersey, allowing consumers to imbibe on the premises. Read More...
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The mystique of Brooklyn, and its beer, alight on Stockholm's harbor. Read More...
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It is often called wild yeast — a reference to its natural habitat of fruit skins and to its volatile temperament. Read More...
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The flavor of pumpkin pie is more popular than ever, finding its way into products as varied as coffee, bagels, ale and even Pringles. Read More...
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Gordon Biersch Brewery in San Jose, Calif., is producing a version of a wheat beer made by freezing during aging to concentrate the alcohol and flavor. Read More...
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With eight giant new fermenters from Bavaria, the Brooklyn Brewery in Williamsburg will be able to double its production. Read More...
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In New Jersey, as the trend of home-brewed beer grows, more shops offering supplies and instruction have opened, and older ones have expanded. Read More...
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