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Latest Brewery Happenings; W Hotel Redecorates

TRINITY GROVES—This Saturday (actually, the third Saturday of every month) Four Corners Brewing Co. is holding a Local Flavor Showcase; ten bucks gets you a souvenir glass, three free samples, and the chance to catch some live music and nibble on ... At Deep Ellum Brewing Tonight, You Can Drink Beer, Eat Pork and Raise Money ...Dallas Observer (blog) all 2 news articles »

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Beer Here: Appleanche from Capital Brewery

One of the great things about the Great Taste of the Midwest, whether you have a ticket or not, is the debut of so many new brews. One that stood out for me at this year's festival was Appleanche, an apple beer unveiled by Capital Brewery for the first ... and more »

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Crash course: Real ales

“The perception of real ale has changed in the past few years as more of us take a real interest in understanding the different types and flavours available,” explains Fergus Fitzgerald, head brewer with Southwold based brewers Adnams (adnams.co.uk).

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Why Canned Beer Is Way Better Than Bottled Beer

When Durango, Colorado-based craft beer company Ska Brewing first chose to favor canning instead of bottling their beer, it was all about practicality — glass bottles simply didn't mesh with the founders' outdoorsy lifestyle. "Bottles are no good for ... and more »

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Budweiser and Coors Duke It Out Over Beer Can Claim

The King of Beers is challenging the Silver Bullet over the advertising claim that Coors has the "world's most refreshing can" and whether a new aluminum innovation truly offers a "smoother, more refreshing pour." Anheuser-Busch, the brewer of ... Beer Giants A-B InBev and MillerCoors Spar Over Gimmicky Can ClaimsDailyFinance Rumble in the cold US beer advertising jungle…AB InBev v. Miller CoorsBeverageDaily.com Beer Battle: Anheuser-Busch Claims Coors Overhypes Its CansInvestorplace.com Food Product Design all 14 news articles »

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Your favorite local beer might not be local at all

Becoming an indie darling of the craft beer scene can be expensive. Like half a million dollars expensive. We don't all have that kind of cash to throw around; we're not all Scrooge McDoodlepants. That's where contract brewers come in — brewers who ...

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