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  • 17 Must-Try Beers for Whiskey Advocates

    Whiskey. Every libation-loving person across the world knows about this wonderful beverage, which refers to a barrel-aged distilled spirit made…

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  • Top 20 US Beer Festivals for Beer Geeks

    Top 20 US Beer Festivals for Beer Geeks

    Delve into the world of beer festivals with these must-attend events that your neighbor beer nerd will likely not miss.

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  • Pauwel Kwak by Bosteels Brewery

    The Prestige of Kwak

    Pauwel Kwak, together with DeuS Brut Des Flandres and Tripel Karmeliet, is one of Bosteels Brewery’s three brands with worldwide…

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  • The Most Popular Beer Sizes in Cans

    The Most Popular Beer Sizes in Cans, Glasses, Kegs and More

    Discover the world of beer serving sizes and vessels! From pint glasses to cans, bottles to kegs, unravel the confusion…

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  • How Long Does Beer Last?

    How Long Does Beer Last?

    Some styles of beer can be stored in a cellar, matured and saved for later. Some cannot. Learn here about…

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  • 2017 IRI Beer Sales Analysis

    2017 Consumer Beer Sales Analysis

    For the beer industry, 2017 was a year of shifting power rather than large-scale growth or declines across the board.…

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  • Stone Brewing Berlin Brewmaster Thomas Tyrell

    A Talk With Thomas Tyrell, Brewmaster at Stone Brewing Berlin

    Recently, I had the opportunity to visit the first U.S. craft brewery to expand into Europe, Stone Brewing Berlin. Brewmaster…

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  • Spring 2018

    Spring 2018, Issue 35

    It’s that time again! The Beer Connoisseur is back with its Spring Issue, and, as always, we have all the brew that’s…

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  • What is Irish Stout?

    What is Irish Stout?

    Thankfully, not everyone who joins in the annual revelry on March 17th drinks the obligatory and ubiquitous green lager beers.…

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  • What is Old Ale?

    What is Old Ale?

    Old ales can be confusing. Some are actually old, others not. Some are called winter warmers, stock ale or “keeping”…

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