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Why Craft Brewers Are Migrating From Cities to Suburbs

Imbibe Magazine

Living in suburban Collierville, Tennessee, some 30 minutes southeast of Memphis, Maggie Emerson was used to traveling for locally brewed beer. Emerson, who swapped the software industry for brewing, resolved to shorten the commute for cold beer by opening a hometown brewery. ” Maroon Brew Co. ” Maroon Brew Co.

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This Week's Beer News: Pre-CBC Edition

Guys Drinking Beer - Beer News

With that out of the way, this remains a largely beer- drinker -facing publication, rather than a beer- industry -facing one, so as we head into warmer beer-drinkin’ weather, I’m going to ask you something that I’ve been thinking about lately. Don’t forget to stay hydrated. That’s some old wood.

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We Asked 22 Brewers: What’s the Best New Beer of 2023?

VinePair

As with any exceptional wines and spirits one has over the course of a lifetime, the best beers should linger long after the last sip, lip smack, and smile. It’s a gorgeous and artfully crafted beer, and it’s a lot of fun to drink.” North Park Beer Company Kiwi to Bogey 5.4% North Park Beer Company Kiwi to Bogey 5.4%

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15 Things You Should Know About Guinness

VinePair

Founded in Dublin in 1759 by Arthur Guinness, the brewery produces one of the most iconic beers on Earth. An estimated 10 million pints of the brand’s signature Irish stout are enjoyed worldwide every single day, which amasses to over 1.8 Here are 15 more things you should know about the iconic beer brand. billion per year.

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The Cult of Eisbock (and Why Most American Breweries Will Never Be Able to Make It)

VinePair

Enter the eisbock, the big, bold, booze-adjacent beer that is almost unheard of in American breweries. To make it, the already strong, sweet, and malty German lager is chilled to subfreezing temperatures, at which point ice crystals begin to form in the beer. In and of themselves, freeze-distilled beers are not all that uncommon.

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The Evolution of the IPA, from 19th Century England to Now

VinePair

Part of the style’s success are its numerous substyles, which have allowed IPAs to straddle nearly every major beer category on the market. Some sip like lagers , some like sours , and others like witbiers or stouts. More often than not, these beers were porters, but hop-forward pale ales slipped into cargo at some point.

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Can You ‘Split the G’? How Gulping Guinness Became an Online Phenomenon

VinePair

That new phenomenon is called “splitting the G,” in which drinkers try to swallow enough beer on their first drink that the line between liquid and foam ends up halfway through the “G” of the Guinness brand on the glass. You’re not really enjoying the beer properly. You’re not really enjoying the beer properly.

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