History

War Beers

Traquair Jacobite Flavored Ale, Traquair House (7.5% ABV)
 Orange russet in color with a tight tan head. Spicy (coriander), sweet

Beer Goes to War

Napoleon is credited with having said, “An army travels on its belly.” Maybe he should have added, “and that belly

Hemp Gets a Reprieve

Hemp beer—is anyone out there still brewing this style?—remains legal as of this writing, as a result of a court

If You’re Going

Visitors to London can find one remaining link with the past: the Anchor Tavern at 34 Park Street, Southwark, SE1,

Imperial Russian Stout

In the late 1970s, when I was honing my skills as a fledgling beer writer, I visited Courage’s brewery by

Could Sabotage Hit US Beer?

Bio-Threat to Brewing Industry? Eternal vigilance is the price of security, and the signs of vigilance are everywhere in Washington:

Global Giants Stalk British Beer

The PC’s thesaurus has come up with a magnificent silver dollar word. There I was, struggling with mess, muddle and

Beer Saints

All trades, causes and passions have their patron saints, of course, but few have gathered up as many as brewers

Beer and Television

When Advertising Age magazine released its picks for the best 100 ad campaigns of the 20th century, it was no

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