Craft Beer Blog

As more and more people are diagnosed with a gluten-intolerance, major beer companies are beginning to accommodate their needs - with gluten-free beers. These types of beers are also great for those who are trying to stray from carbs, like those on the paleolithic diet or Atkins diet.

One of the best parts about craft beer is that there are so many different styles, brands and companies injecting their personality into the beer while constantly pushing the limits. This is what makes the craft beer industry so amazing.

Prohibition, also known as the Noble Experiement, was a well-known historical period in the United States dating back to the 1920's and lasted for just under 14 years. The points leading up to prohibition were cited to be the increase in people and amount in which people were drinking. New societies developed and encouraged people to use moderation while drinking, however, the movement began to turn to complete prohibition.

While cask beers or cask ales aren't the most popular style of beer, they are absolutely still noteworthy in the roles that they played in history as well as current brewing trends.

If you live in, or around, Boston then this past weekend you may have attended Beer Advocate and Harpoon Brewery's event, the American Craft Beer Festival.  There were over 120 American brewers with over 550 different kinds of beer. A true event for any beer lover. 

If you're a female that loves quality craft beer beer - then this Saturday you must attend The Love of Beer documentary showing.

With craft breweries growing in popularity, more and more people are starting to take beer  more seriously. People are expanding beyond the typical lawn mower beer and are beginning to try new styles and learn how to taste them.

Pouring the perfect beer is considered an art. And, rightfully so because it takes passion,
understanding and knowledge of how to do it as well as persistence. And fortunately, the secrets to pouring the perfect pint are only three steps away.