Jonathan Ingram

Jonathan Ingram

A freelance writer for 32 years before crossing over to the dark side of editing, Jonathan’s original “I Write for Beer” T-shirt was a tie-dyed model. He also enjoys running – yep – for beer. He’s written six books on motor racing, a sport pursued to the ends of the earth because he enjoyed being paid to travel and write stories daily about danger and passionate individualism. A perfect day ended at the nearest emporium holding good food, beer and conversation. Once upon a time, Jonathan worked for Scofflaw Brewing Co. as the company’s original Media Relations Guy. A former editor of The Beer Connoisseur, he continues to occasionally contribute stories on beer to various websites and magazines. A beer book is next!  

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AUTHOR’S CONTENT

  • Rogue Ales brewer holding various six-packs in front of grain silo

    The State of Craft 2026

    Looking back on 2025, the rather dreary numbers about a steady decline in the consumption of craft beer, as well…

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  • THC cans and raw marijuana set out on a table

    A Canny Response to Craft Beer’s Downturn Turned Upside Down

    In a year’s time, the question of “Cannabis in a can?” may be defunct thanks to an overnight change in…

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  • palma beer on beach

    The Impact of Tariffs on Beer Imports and the Industry at Large

    US beer importers are navigating significant challenges due to recent tariffs, impacting prices and consumer choices for international beers.

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  • a man ponders life's most complex question: is beer healthy or unhealthy?

    Here’s to Beer: New Questions About Drinking and Health

    As new health reports question alcohol’s impact, craft beer lovers are reexamining their drinking habits. Is moderate consumption still beneficial,…

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  • The State of Craft Beer

    The State of Craft

    In 2024, craft is no longer regarded as a far-reaching cultural phenomenon, though it is here to stay – but…

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