The World Beer Guide was first published in 1995 under the title of The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Beer (there were
Ostensibly, this book reads more like a desktop page-a-day calendar that suggests a different beer to help get you through
In spite of its very technical production and perceived alchemic mystery, beer should be lightly thought-provoking and imminently enjoyable. But
Amy Mittelman’s book, Brewing Battles: A History of American Beer, looks at several centuries of alcohol consumption in America. It’s
How did this all come about? Well, I wrote about the beginnings of that on these pages, in the January
Homebrewers are an innately inquisitive lot. That is, after all, what led them to exploration of beer in the first
The current work is an expanded version of the author’s 1999 book The History of Beer and Brewing in Chicago,
In his role as Pied Piper of the envelope-pushing American brewing movement, Sam Calagione is famous for his “off-centered beer
Have you ever had to change a tap on a full cask of beer at a festival? If you haven’t,
Prior to the spring of 2001, my experience with beer was limited to days long gone: downing entirely too many