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Find the best spots daily to eat and drink in hipster neighborhoods. Hit the roof, drink a beer and eat delicious at top-tier restaurants. Plan your nightlife adventure with maps and reviews of unknown micro-brews, rooftop parties, and independent drink.

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“Carver returns!” reads a bold red and white heading at the center of Fullsteam Brewery’s website.

Why Pumpkin Isn’t the Only Fall Food For Delicious Beer

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There are so many pumpkin beers on the shelves these days that it's difficult to figure out what’s a trick and what’s a treat.

The Best Pumpkin Beers to Drink This Fall

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We live in a golden age of craft brewing, one where more than 8,000 breweries are currently pouring everything from buzzy hazy and milkshake IPAs to traditional Belgian fare, stouts, lagers, and everything in between.

The 34 Hottest Breweries in America Right Now

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

The 34 Hottest IPAs in America Right Now

From growing their own hops and adjunct ingredients to donating spent grain to local farmers to converting their facilities to 100% renewable energy, breweries the world over have been making impressive strides toward environmental sustainability.

These Breweries Are Taking Eco-Friendly Packaging to a New Level 

Highland Park Brewery

For nearly 15 years, the Pink Boots Society has made it its mission to educate and encourage more women to work in the craft beer world.

Pink Boots Society Wants Its Brewing Circle to Be Even More Inclusive

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Try to contain your shock, but people drink a lot of Guinness on St. Patrick's Day.

Everything You Need to Know to Be a Guinness Expert for St. Patrick's Day

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While it might appear to be the dream job, launching your own craft brewery has never been an easy—or cheap—endeavor.

Beer Subscription Clubs Are Keeping Craft Breweries Afloat

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2020 was going to be a really exciting year.

How 2020 Became the Year of Black Is Beautiful

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My family was slated to move to the U.S. from San José, Costa Rica in 1992.

How We Use Beer to Celebrate and Promote Latino Culture

I’m the type of person that won’t let things sit around.

How Quarantine Has Inspired a New Wave of Homebrewers

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My entry into beer really was largely due to The Brickskeller, which at the time was the time the oldest and most pioneering beer bar in DC.

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Why Pumpkin Isn’t the Only Fall Food For Delicious Beer

From North Carolina sweet potatoes to Missouri beets to New York carrots.

The Best Pumpkin Beers to Drink This Fall

Good gourd, these are delicious.

The 34 Hottest Breweries in America Right Now

Beautiful beer gardens, innovative techniques, and award-winning brews.

The 34 Hottest IPAs in America Right Now

Exciting collabs, one-offs, mainstays, and everything in between.

These Breweries Are Taking Eco-Friendly Packaging to a New Level

Stackable six-packs, biodegradable holders, reusable bottles, and more.

Pink Boots Society Wants Its Brewing Circle to Be Even More Inclusive

How the women-focused beer organization is thinking bigger after 2020.

Everything You Need to Know to Be a Guinness Expert for St. Patrick's Day

Learn a little about the beer everyone is drinking on St. Patrick's Day.

Beer Subscription Clubs Are Keeping Craft Breweries Afloat

They also happen to make excellent holiday gifts.

How 2020 Became the Year of Black Is Beautiful

“Never in my life did I think I would get into social activism.”

How We Use Beer to Celebrate and Promote Latino Culture

“We want to create a brand Latinos in the U.S. can really identify with.”

How Quarantine Has Inspired a New Wave of Homebrewers

“Never in my wildest dreams did I think I’d be trying to open my own brewery.”

How I Am Helping Put An American Spin on Guinness Beer

“At first, people had the reaction, ‘Wow I can’t believe Guinness did this.’”