American pale ale's have been growing in popularity as of the past decade and many are now considered the staple of their craft brewery.
American pale ale's have been growing in popularity as of the past decade and many are now considered the staple of their craft brewery.
It's that time of year again - spring! Here at the girlsguidetobeer, we want you guys to make the most of the beautiful spring weather - get out, frolic with others and meet some other beer aficionados. So, to make that a bit easier for you to accomplish, we've compiled a list of some of the best beer events that are coming up around the Boston area.
Topics: boston beer events
As a marketer, I can appreciate a well-done infographic - and this infographic is especially awesome. It organizes the many different styles of beer in an easy-to-understand and consume format. Breaking down the two major styles of beer - ale and lager, and then breaking those down further. It even gives suggestions on iconic and note-worthy styles of beer from that genre.
Topics: infographic, beer styles
It is funny how certain weather and temperature tends to make us crave different foods, activities and even beers. Lighter, crisper, and even fruity beers are a delicious option for spring and for summer. And it seems as though brewers worldwide are becoming more and more creative in brewing beer with fruit. Brewed by Samuel Smith Brewing Co. in the United Kingdom this beer has a delicious raspberry flavor and a terrificly elegant bottle and label.
Topics: summer drinks, Fruity beers
Looking to brew your own beer but not ready to purchase the equipment, ingredients
and required reading to get started? Then don't, find a local brew-your-own-beer place and get started brewing with expert help.
Every Bostonian knows enjoying a killer brunch is a key part of the Boston scene. There are tons of fantastic places to grab brunch, but how many of those can claim to have a top-notch beer menu and delicious food. We have our favorite brunch spot, but were interested in finding out what beer lovers had to say. So, we asked breweries, beer bloggers, chefs and even some regular folk on Twitter what their favorite spots were. Check out their responses below:
You don't have to be in another country or speak another language to enjoy a fun 
lighthearted toast or "cheers" with others. Toasting is a great way to celebrate and is an expression of goodwill. And, when done in the same language as a new friend or acquaintances, can signify respect. Learning to say "cheers" in another language is easy and below you'll find the most popular 16 different languages.
Topics: toasts
We wanted to know the best beers to pair with a dark bitter chocolate mainly because it is healthier - but some of the best chocolates are dark and many major chocolate distributors and chocolatiers are beginning to add it to their repertoire.
Boston Beer & Chocolate Lovers Unite! 
Topics: beer tastings, boston events, beer pairing
I'm passionate about exploring the many styles, flavors, and innovations in beer. I write about everything from the history of beer, to basics of making cocktails, to new breweries to try out and new events to attend.
