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The November/December 2007 The New Brewer focuses on various topics including rising costs, sustainability, barrel aging, and more.Read More
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The November/December 2007 The New Brewer focuses on various topics including rising costs, sustainability, barrel aging, and more.Read More
The September/October 2007 The New Brewer focuses on sales and marketing topics such as marketing to millennials, social networking, retail channels, and philanthropy.Read More
For the July/August 2007 The New Brewer, we present our draft beer issue, where we examine topics such as draft quality, field quality, brand thinking, and line cleaning.Read More
For the May/June 2007 The New Brewer, where we examine the performance of each segment in the craft brewing industry in 2006.Read More
For the March/April 2007 issue, we present the Craft Brewers Conference issue, with a preview of the craft beer scene in Austin, Texas.Read More
For the January/February 2007 The New Brewer, we present an issue that focuses on beer and health, including a look at gluten-free beer and the health benefits of beer.Read More
As part of the celebration of Benjamin Franklin’s 300th birthday, brewers from coast to coast are brewing a beer, Poor Richard’s Ale, designed by a Colorado brewer.
Beer lovers are finding many new ways—from traditional radio broadcasts to internet podcasts—to spread the news about the good beer revolution.
From improper carbonation to dirty draught lines to poorly designed draught systems, there are a number of factors that can make a perfectly good beer end up horrible in a customer’s glass.
Sam Calagione of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery has grown his company from a tiny brewpub with a 12-gallon system to one of the fastest-growing regional craft breweries in the country. He details his ups and downs in a new book.