There’s no way to attribute the invention of beer to a particular individual, culture or time period, but historians believe fermented beverages have a deep history. A very deep history. According to ...

From 19th century immigration to Prohibition to today's explosion of microbreweries, the beer industry in America has evolved over time. We have German immigrants and Prohibition to thank for how we ...

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American Beer Day on Oct. 27 raises a nationwide toast, celebrating a drink purchased by about one-fifth of U.S. consumers. The holiday honors the history behind the country’s brewing industry and the ...

What to know about this year’s upcoming San Francisco Beer Week Valentine’s Day: Chocolate and beer pairings to woo your date 4 beer trends on tap in 2026 Try these hearty seasonal beers for cold ...

Beer has been part of American history since the Mayflower landed at Plymouth Rock in 1620, but German immigration has largely shaped what U.S. beer culture looks like today. From style to social ...

If anything points to a maturing industry, as well as its impact on society, it’s when it gets its own “Hall of Fame.” And now, ...

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