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Paris’s Beer Revolution

The culprit: specialty beer. From microbrewers to bar owners, meet the people leading the uprising. It's almost 8 p.m. I am waiting at the Chateau Rouge metro station deep in Paris's 18th arrondissement for Phillip, an American expat and craft-beer ....

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CRAFT BEER CORNER: Smog City Little Bo Pils

Wrongly detested by many, its reputation stained by the likes of Budweiser, Miller and Coors, the noble pilsner is probably the most misunderstood and oft-ignored beer in the craft beer portfolio. Like many beers, pilsner has a storied past dating to ....

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From the archives — beer stolen from Ruppert plant

1, 1913: Burglars who apparently were well aware with the place entered the Ruppert bottling establishment, 85 Hawthorn Street, last night, and stole 120 bottles of beer, 10 or 12 of which were drunk upon the premises. The remainder were taken away in ....

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GVSU alum creates sustainable brewery

Grand Valley State University alumna Laura Gentry and her husband, Nate, are opening the first brewery in Zeeland since the city ended its 100-year ban on alcohol in 2006. As well as turning the building, which has been abandoned for the past 10 years, ....

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