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Bitcoin, often dubbed “digital gold,” has become a recognized store of wealth and a potential hedge against inflation, much like craft beer’s growing stature as a valued commodity in the industry. Its fixed supply of 21 million coins and resilience during economic downturns have solidified this view.
Institutions are expected to adopt Bitcoin more in 2025, as family offices, breweries, hedge funds, and even governments look to diversify their portfolios with digital currency.
Sometimes, a game night is the perfect solution when getting everyone together in one place just isn't possible for various reasons. Every laugh, great beer, and memory made at a festival is but a click away in the comfort of the house. When selecting beers to pair with your favorite games, opt for a craft beer or something adventurous to keep the fun alive. That’s how to make sure your online game night is easy, enjoyable, and meaningful while staying connected to others no matter where they are.
With a thriving market and a culture rooted in the appreciation of quality, Canada has emerged as a key innovator in the cannabis sector. Among the noteworthy offerings, the Cherry Bomb strain stands out for its distinctive qualities and widespread appeal. Its rich flavor profile and balanced effects have garnered attention not only from seasoned enthusiasts but also from curious newcomers, making it a staple across the country.
The NFL and beer share a common trait—both are celebrated for their craft, their passion, and their ability to bring people together. This season, African American athletes are hogging the spotlight and shaping the league's success, and this is a trend that shows no signs of slowing down. The likes of Lamar Jackson, Patrick Mahomes, Brandon Aiyuk, and Chukwuma Okorafor are giving fans plenty of reasons to cheer, delivering game-changing performances that rival the artistry of the finest brews.
Modern breweries aim to provide the best quality beers to the consumers they serve, but what is produced is not necessarily the same way as before. There is an increasing emphasis on ‘greening’ production which is also an improvement of the beer experience.
When you hear the phrase “fruity bouquet,” you hardly think of beer. Your mind may evoke the imagery of wine bottles or even a box of assorted candy. But beer? No! In fact, you would think of European roulette sooner than you would “beer” in the context of anything fruity.
Hold a passion for beer-making and have an interest in the science behind it? A brewmaster’s job is the one that you need to look for. As a brewmaster, you play a key role in developing beer recipes, choosing ingredients, overseeing the beer-making process, and much more. The education and experience needed to succeed in this field greatly varies by brewery. These steps aim to provide you with the information you need to become a brewmaster.
The tenth in the series for Lakefront Brewery, their Brewers’ Reserves are packaged in 12 oz. cans and are only available at their Beer Hall. These limited rare beers allow their brewhouse wizards to experiment with niche-barrel-aged styles concocting inspired treats for your enjoyment.
The Brewers Association—the not-for-profit trade association dedicated to small and independent American craft brewers—announced today the appointment of Bart Watson to president and chief executive officer (CEO) of the trade association. As the current vice president of strategy and membership and the former chief economist of the Brewers Association, Bart is a well-known and respected voice in the industry.
“Bart’s in-depth understanding of the craft beer industry and landscape and his decade-plus of experience within the Brewers Association makes him uniquely poised to step into the president and CEO role on day one with a strategic vision and plan,” said Leah Cheston, board chair. “The board of directors is excited for the next chapter and looks forward to working with Bart to chart the path forward for our members and our industry.”
The Brewers Association Board of Directors confirmed Watson’s selection at their December 12 board meeting in Atlanta after conducting a national recruitment process via executive search agency Kittleman & Associates. His start date as president and CEO will be January 6, 2025. Watson will succeed Bob Pease, who will retire from the organization on January 3.