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Former Hamm’s brewery becomes urban farm

PAUL — The former Hamm's brewery complex in east St. Paul has been transformed into an urban farm, the home to thousands of tilapia and racks of leafy green vegetables. The six-story building is now occupied by Urban Organics, an aquaponics farm. and more »

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On National Beer Day, try these brews for a taste of history

April 7 is National Beer Day, which celebrates that wonderful moment in 1933 when the Cullen-Harrison Act went into effect, marking the beginning of the end for Prohibition. For the first time in thirteen years, Americans could purchase and enjoy beer .... Bill would allow high powered beerWDTN Battle between microbrewers, big beer comes to a head in TallahasseeOrlando Sentinel Hogtown Craft Beer Festival Draws Brewers, EnthusiastsWCJB Boston Globe -Mountain Xpress -The Northwest Florida Daily News all 17 news articles »

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‘Beer Culture’ Revered As Belgium’s Heritage

Beer in Belgium is such serious business. The country applied to have its beer culture recognized and protected by UNESCO. NPR's Rachel Martin speaks with Belgian beer connoisseur Erik Verdonck. Copyright © 2014 NPR. For personal, noncommercial ... and more »

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City of San Diego Weighing Subsidies for Craft Beer

San Diego has decided craft beer is part of its economic identity. It's even thinking of giving two breweries a subsidy to keep them from expanding elsewhere. And the city's getting creative to do it, too. The subsidy it's contemplating hasn't been .... and more »

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10 New Year-Round IPAs Taking Over Craft Beer

PORTLAND, Ore. (TheStreet) -- One of the biggest complaints about large beer brewers that helped give rise to craft beer was that they insisted upon replicating a middle-of-the-road light lager and just about nothing else. It was what the overwhelming ...

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