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  • Oktoberfest 2027 celebration with a waiter carrying multiple overflowing beer mugs through a crowded Munich beer hall.

    Oktoberfest 2027: Great Beer, Bad Decisions, and How to Make the Most of Both

    All is fair that Oktoberfest 2026 was better than it could have been, as it drew some 7.4 million participants,…

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  • Roasted whole-bean coffee, including a single coffee bean held with tweezers.

    6 Organic Single-Origin Coffees Worth Trying in 2026: Traceable, Origin-Driven Picks

    Single-origin coffee is an opportunity to taste what makes a particular region special. The flavors you’ll taste in your cup…

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  • Friends enjoying beer with a web app for betting on their laptop.

    In Belgium, You Can Buy a Beer at 16 and Place a Bet at 21, and the Five-Year Gap Is Deliberate

    There are some beers and wines that can be sold in Belgium as early as age 16. In most cases,…

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  • A man with a clipboard at a craft brewery or beer plant.

    Instagram for Breweries: 8 Ways to Get More Likes in 2026

    Your brewery does make really good beer, but nobody’s reading any of your Instagram posts. The secret is to get…

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  • Cans of Crescent 9 THC seltzer.

    Why Buying THC Seltzer in Brooklyn Is Different From Buying It Elsewhere

    An American beer aisle might offer a trusted lager, a neighborhood IPA, or a seasonal release for friends. In Louisiana…

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  • Colorful craft beer cans with eye-catching labels displayed on a store shelf. 

    What Makes a Craft Beer Label Stop You Mid-Aisle

    A craft beer label designed correctly will draw consumer attention during the often-sizeable process of making a selection from dozens,…

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  • Glass of potato neutral spirit surrounded by raw potatoes and potato peels on a rustic table.

    Potato Neutral Spirit: The Raw Material Behind the World’s Finest Drinks

    Each bottle of top-quality vodka starts well before the label is created and the first cocktail is served. It all…

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  • Bartender pouring craft beer from a keg into a glass at a taproom bar.

    Keg Age Is the Missing Taproom Metric

    With GPS-enabled menus, a modern taproom can describe the brewery, style, alcohol by volume, bitterness, serving size, and price before…

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  • Friends enjoying casual entertainment with drinks and a card game, highlighting social rituals and relaxed group interactions at home

    Casual Entertainment Rituals: From Tastings to Short-Session Games

    American craft culture has entered a more deliberate phase. The Brewers Association reported that small and independent brewers produced 23.1…

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  • Person preparing a creatine protein shake in a kitchen, representing creatine beverage co-packer selection.

    Best Creatine Beverage Co-Packer Selection Services in the U.S. and Canada

    As consumers turn to new beverages with specific health claims to complement hydration, market share for the functional beverage sector…

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  • Three glasses of single malt whisky beside barley grains, highlighting the ingredients and craftsmanship that define world-class whisky from the ground up.

    What Defines World-Class Single Malt Whisky From the Ground Up

    From the outset, a great single malt is formed. Measurable effects of the barley chemistry, water composition, yeast performance, copper…

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  • Non-alcoholic craft beer tasting flight featuring a variety of styles and colors, reflecting the evolution of alcohol-free brewing into a refined craft. 

    The Evolution of Non-Alcoholic Craft Beer: From a Necessary Compromise to a Fine Art

    There’s a major paradigm shift going on with brewing. Until now, the only individuals who were allowed to sell non-alcoholic…

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