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Cheers, it’s National Beer Day!

BACK TO YOU GUYS. I LIKE THE BREAKING FREE PART T. SOUNDS PROMISING. IT IS A MONDAY, BUT NO NEED TO BE DOWN BECAUSE TODAY IS ALSO NATIONAL BEER DAY. MAKES MONDAY SO MUCH BETTER. BEER ENTHUSIASTS HAVE ... National Beer Day events, brew fests & beer deals across America: CheersExaminer.com all 3 news articles »

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Lowell brewery navigating a new course

PJ Mercier and his father-in-law, Bob Johnson, have been brewing beer together at their new brewery for just a short time, but their dream of developing a local craft beer has been in the works for years. Having just recently found their location, the ....

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Home brewers share passion at beer rally

“These events are all about celebrating the synergy between the craft brew industry and homebrewing community,” said Matt Bolling, the AHA events and membership coordinator. “… This is just a great way to bring two groups of enthusiasts together.”.

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Once-threatened Weald pub named West Kent’s best

Camra chairman Colin Valentine said: “There are literally thousands of wonderful pubs that need our support at this moment in time and I would urge everyone to visit their local pub in April and discuss with the licensee ways he or she could encourage ....

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Community Pubs Month bids to tempt back drinkers

Rural pubs are bearing the brunt of a trend which has seen fewer people than ever stepping in to their local for a quick pint. According to a study compiled by the Campaign for Real Ale (Camra), two out of five adults never visit a pub, while even ....

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Region’s newest brewery targets Covington

The founders of Braxton Brewing, from left, Greg Rouse, Richard Dube, Evan Rouse and Jake Rouse in the building they will occupy at 25 W. Seventh St., Covington. Evan and Jake are Greg's sons. (Photo: The Enquirer/Patrick Reddy ) ... and more »

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Proposed FDA rules could cost beer brewers millions

Beer brewers in Colorado are opposing a proposed federal rule concerning leftover grains, known as spent grains. They're often used to feed animals. Brewers say new FDA standards could result in the grains being dumped in landfills. At Longmont's Oskar ...

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