The most exciting trend in craft beer isn’t murky hazy IPA or pastry beers that taste like desserts, it’s the resurgence of the once and future king of beers: lager.

You learn a lot about the state of American craft beer when you attempt to rank the top three beers (give or take) in every state.

IPAs tend to hog a lot of the beer-loving spotlight, but for true believers, the holiest of grails are those containing stouts.

"IPAs are so hot right now!" That sentence is so 1996.

These are the hottest breweries in America right now, courtesy of some of the best minds in beer.

A few short decades ago, craft beer wasn't all about trends.

Think about your favorite craft brewery in the state you live in.

Shopping for a beer geek seems like it'd be as simple of scoring a nice sixer, struggling to wrap it, then calling it a day.

If you have a beer in your hand, life is probably good.

For beer lovers, fall is the magical time of year when the hop cone -- the flower on the Humulus lupulus, aka the magical hop plant -- is ready to be harvested.

Folks are quick to lash out at hop-obsessed American brewing, but that doesn’t change the fact that IPAs are by far the most popular style of beer in this country.

Inventors and engineers have for too long wasted time studying the Earth's oceans and the universe, creating inventions we can't even use.