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  • Fred Bueltmann of New Holland

    Brewing with Fred Bueltmann of New Holland Brewing Co.

    BC: You seem to be the embodiment of “craft.” How’d you get that way, and why are you so dedicated…

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  • Pairing Craft Beer with Valentine’s Day Dishes

    Valentine’s Day is known for high-priced meals and equally high expectations, but let’s face it, what this holiday really boils…

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  • Beer Review (Issue 22)

      Judging Process Our reviews are conducted in a single-blind tasting format. This method provides the best opportunity to rely…

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  • Brewer Q & A (Issue 22)

    96 Rating – Upland Brewing Co. – Malefactor Responses from Upland’s Director of Sour Operations Caleb Staton. Who came up with this beer’s recipe? I…

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  • Seasonals & Hot New Releases (Issue 22)

    WEST  (AK, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY) Alaskan Winter Ale Alaskan Brewing Co. Juneau, AK…

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  • European Beer News (Issue 22)

    by Carolyn Smagalski  Glenn Payne (1954-2015) Discerning beer consultant and former commercial beer buyer Glenn Payne of Carmarthenshire, Wales, passed…

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  • Jim Dykstra Chris Guest

    From the Editors (Issue 22)

    We’re here to kick off 2016 with the best of old, new, and splendid golden brews. In our inaugural New…

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  • Contributors (Issue 22)

    Martyn Cornell Beer consultant, beer educator, author, journalist and blogger; Martin is Britain’s leading authority on the history of beer and…

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  • Industry News (Issue 22)

    A-B InBev Purchases Three More Craft Breweries 2015 was a big year for craft beer. While the statistics aren’t in yet,…

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  • Top 100 Beers of 2015

    Top 100 Beers of 2015 (Issue 22)

    With a new year upon us, there comes a time when we must ruminate on our past. For us, that…

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  • Gueuze: The Champagne of Craft Beer

    What is Gueuze Beer?

    Everyone is familiar with Miller High Life’s classic marketing axiom claiming it as “The Champagne of Beers.” While most suds-swilling…

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  • The Very

    Too Many Beer Styles

    Craft beer used to be simpler. In the early days, Anchor Liberty Ale and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale were considered extremely…

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