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Profits aren’t what draws people to brewing

Fulton is one of a handful of popular and growing upstart brewers in the region. And the granddad of the locals, Summit Brewing Co., has expanded this year, too. Summit got going in 1986, and will by year-end have $40 million invested at its brewery in St. and more »

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Prana Meets Pints: Yoga in a Brewery?

Namaste. Stand at the front of your mat, eyes closed, sides of the big toes touching, spine straight, arms at your sides. Now, take a deep breath, inhaling the wonderful scent of hops... And so begins another yoga class in a brewery taught by Denver ...

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Secret Number ridden by Silvestre De Sousa wins the Grosenvor Casinos Cumberland Lodge Stakes during day two of the 7th Ascot CAMRA Beer Festival Meeting at Ascot Racecourse, Ascot. Secret Number ridden by Silvestre De Sousa wins the Grosenvor ...

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Get your beer at the border

But just as important for craft-beer partisans is the fact that microbreweries have limited production capacities and web-like distribution systems. That means popular breweries don't have their beers in every state or market. So across the St. Croix ...

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Dogfish Head brews a beer made with bits of the moon

The brewmasters at Dogfish Head are certainly no strangers to experimental beers, and their latest brew may just be out of this world. They've added a dose of lunar meteorite to the recipe. Celest-jewel-ale may be reaching for the pun, but the folks at ...

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Pumpkin beers: Full tasting results

It's easy to see both sides of the sensitive great pumpkin debate as purists reject the goofy novelty of it and the often garish, over-the-top quality of the final product. But it seems a tad hypocritical since American craft brewers are often guilty ... and more »

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