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Eudora Brewing opens in Kettering on Friday

Eudora Brewing Co., a new brew-on-premise brewery and tasting room, opens Friday (Nov. 15) in Kettering, a Dayton suburb. Neil Chabut, a 2011 University of Dayton graduate and homebrewer, worked in a homebrew shop for about a year before launching ....

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Maryland beer-pong league shaken after member is accused of sexual assaults

News that one of their members has been accused of sexually abusing at least 10 men over the last decade has members of the Maryland Beer Pong league reacting with shock and anger. "It's a betrayal to the community," said Sean Foster, 33, the reigning .... Montgomery beer pong player accused of targeting young men for sex assaultsWashington Post "Beer Pong Rapist" Allegedly Met Young Victims at TournamentsGawker Police: Suspect Targets Drunk Beer Pong Players, Sexually Assaults ThemCBS Local Hip-Hop Wired -NewsNet5.com all 40 news articles »

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What the Craft Beer Industry Really Looks Like

The Brewers Association craft beer industry group reserves the right to define "craft" as its sees fit and boils its definition down to three key qualifications: A craft brewer must be small, which in this case means its produces 6 million barrels a ....

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WIN a chance to make your homebrew with the ale experts

Mark Russell, one of the Cronx brewers, said he and fellow brewer Simon Dale both started making their Cronx beer with a home brew kit. He says there are a range of different methods to make a homebrew. Brewers can get malt extract kits which have .... and more »

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Dover’s first brewery opens its taps

During Apple Harvest Day, Dave Boynton, right, explained the process of making beer at 7th Settlement Brewery as area residents and visitors toured Dover's first beer-producing restaurant at 47 Washington St. in October. (JOHN QUINN/Union Leader ....

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Joe Sixpack: Chek that beer at Tria Taproom

TRIA TAPROOM, on Walnut Street just off Rittenhouse Square, opened this week with a newfangled web-based beer-auditing system that may finally solve that most niggling of First World Beer Geek problems: Who's pouring what? Called Bevchek, it's part of .... and more »

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