Keep the barrel-aged stouts in your cellar and hide the barleywines in the back of the fridge. It’s summer and it’s time for something light and refreshing. But light and refreshing doesn’t have to mean…
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Sufferfest FKT Is the Beer to Drink After You Work Out
Instead of reaching for that Gatorade after your next HIIT workout, consider reaching for a beer. Yeah, we like the sound of that too. Sufferfest Beer Company’s latest brew, FKT (Fastest Known Time), is designed…
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How to Drink Like the Founding Fathers this 4th of July
It should be well-known that the Founding Fathers, as well as most early Americans, were fond of a drink. It wasn’t uncommon for citizens to start their day with a quart of hard cider and Benjamin Franklin…
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What Beer Was Like Before Hops
German beer purists would have you believe beer was divinely begotten from malt, water, hops, and nothing else. If it wasn’t divine, then it was at least bureaucratic, thanks to the Reinheitsgebot, a law that…
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The Story of Anchor Liberty Ale: The Beer that Started the Craft Revolution
Liberty Ale was first brewed in 1975 to commemorate the start of a revolution—the 200th anniversary of Paul Revere’s ride—but, in the process, it ended up launching one. Walk into any taproom, bottle shop or local watering…
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8 Scientific Studies That Prove Beer Is Good For You
A 110-Year-Old woman in Englewood, New Jersey, named Agnes Fenton drinks three beers and a shot of whiskey every day. That’s a good enough reason for me to believe that beer drinking is good for…
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Bucket List Breweries: 20 U.S. Breweries You Should At Least Visit Once
To be great, a brewery has to make great beer. That much is obvious. But it’s not the only factor in making us want to visit. In this day and age, entire trips are planned around…
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Vostok Space Beer Is the Beer You Can Drink in Space
Recreational space flight is something we’d love to take advantage of during our lifetimes, but can you really enjoy a vacation that costs hundreds of thousands of dollars without the ability to crack a cold…
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A Brewmaster Tastes and Ranks 40s
When it comes to getting tipsy and saving cash, few beverage options are as solid as the 40. When it comes to taste, however, well, your palate probably still remembers taping a pair to your palms…
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8 Beers With Cult Followings
Certain beers have taken on mythical status simply based on scarcity. Breweries release these limited wonders knowing full well they can’t come close to satisfying demand—and they’re okay with that. Sure, a beer can earn…
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These Beer Glasses are Made for IPAs
If you’re going to drink a good IPA, why would you let all those glorious hop notes slip away? If you want the juicy notes of Citra or the spicy profile of Nugget, consider a…
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Yuengling Introduces Its First New Year-Round Beer in Almost 20 Years
D.G. Yuengling & Son is the largest craft brewery in America, and it hasn’t achieved that success by releasing a new beer every month. In fact, in a time of variants, double dry-hopped versions, and…
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Beer Ripples Will Print Messages in Beer Foam
Latte art is the stuff Instagram dreams are made of. Why shouldn’t beer be allowed in on the fun? That’s the idea behind Beer Ripples, a new printer-like device that will craft a message in…
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We Drank a Sour Beer on Miracle Berries to See If It Would Taste Better
The first thing you are probably asking yourself is, “What the hell are miracle berries?” While they sound like a drug you might find at an ayahuasca ceremony, they’re actually completely legal and easy to find (you…
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How a Can of Guinness Works
Whether you’re a fan or not, there’s something magical about a freshly—and properly—poured pint of Guinness. The way that creamy head forms at the top, and the tiny bubbles cascade down into the deep dark…
