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State of creation: Tuscaloosa plays part in growing beer industry in Alabama

Drinkers thirsty for something other than Budweiser or Miller didn't have many choices in the state just a few years ago, but a series of laws passed since 2009 has opened up Alabama to the world of high-alcohol specialty beers, neighborhood brew pubs .... Brewmasters: the new faces of beerSTLtoday.com It was a good year in craft beerMinneapolis Star Tribune Hamburg Brewing Company is a game changer on the beer sceneBuffalo News Montgomery Advertiser -Boston Globe all 80 news articles »

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Bitcoin Buys Burgers to Beer as Shoppers Go Virtual

Stephen Early, the owner of the Pembury Tavern, the first London pub to accept Bitcoin for beer, says it's an attractive form of payment for small retailers because, unlike credit cards, it has no transaction fees and payments can be processed in less .... and more »

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Thief drives away with $18K worth of beer in North Carolina

The Fayetteville Observer reports that the van contained fifty cases of beer and 10 kegs. It was stolen sometime overnight Thursday while it was parked outside an apartment building. The driver discovered it was gone Friday morning. The thief left .... Someone Stole A Van Filled With $18000 Worth Of Beer In North CarolinaBusiness Insider $18K worth of beer stolen in Fayettevillemyfox8.com Thief drives away with $18K worth of beerNews & Observer all 21 news articles »

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The top 5 new craft beers in Toronto for 2013

craft beer toronto 2013 Not only is the amount of craft brewers in and around Toronto growing, but the ones that are here are getting increasingly bold and diverse with their offerings. Accordingly, narrowing the field to just five of the best new ....

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Red Lobster Is Dying, but It’s Not Dead

As big as Steak and Ale, Bennigan's, or Howard Johnson's were, good luck finding one today. Red Lobster is still alive, but it's not well. Anyone thinking there will be 705 or more Red Lobsters across North America in three to five years hasn't learned .... and more »

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