Beer critic Michael Jackson On Nov. 16, 1983, a Wednesday, readers of The Washington Post awoke to an essay, meandering
There is a story, at least partly apocryphal, of Charlie Papazian, co-founder of the American Homebrewers Association, telling the great
A view of beer writer Michael Jackson’s office, the contents of which are now at a library in the United
Michael Jackson’s first column in All About Beer Magazine was titled “The Thinking Drinker” and appeared in November of 1984.
Fritz Maytag bought a controlling share in Anchor Brewing in 1965, around the time when more than 80 percent of
After the repeal of national prohibition in 1933, only 756 of the nation’s estimated 1,900 pre-prohibition breweries resumed operations. WWII
Who brewed these 25 beers over the last 10 years: Hallucinator, Snow Plow Milk Stout, English Brown, Belgian Dubbel, Belgian
“Mussels in Brussels?” That’s what the gal who wrote our plane ticket asked us before our first trip to Belgium.
A few years ago, while visiting the 2004 Great British Beer Festival, where I did a beer and chocolate tasting,
If we meet at the Great American Beer Festival this year, I hope I won’t scare you. If our encounter