Beervana Blog Posts

Bud's Lost Cred

Jeff AlworthDecember 21, 2011 Comments

The Valley of the Lambics

European StoriesJeff AlworthDecember 20, 2011Boon, Gueuze, lambic Comments

Your Nominations for the Satori Award

Jeff AlworthDecember 19, 2011Satori Award Comments

Michigan and Honest Pints

Jeff AlworthDecember 16, 2011Honest Pint Project Comments

The OLCC's Latest Gambit

Jeff AlworthDecember 16, 2011OLCC Comments

How Does the United States Stack Up?

Jeff AlworthDecember 15, 2011Beer Biz, Beer culture, local culture Comments

Tweet of the Day

Jeff AlworthDecember 14, 2011TwitterComment

The Harmonic Convergence of Thursday Night

Jeff AlworthDecember 13, 2011Events Comment

The Remarkable Rodenbach Brewery

European StoriesJeff AlworthDecember 12, 2011Belgium Comments

Cellar Report

Jeff AlworthDecember 11, 2011cellar Comments

Friday Flick: John Bexon and Greene King's Five-X Vats

Jeff AlworthDecember 9, 2011Friday Flick, Greene King Comments

Beer Snobbery Gone Wrong

Jeff AlworthDecember 8, 2011random Comments

Adnams and the Question of Technology

Jeff AlworthDecember 7, 2011Adnams Comments

The Role of Star Power in Beer Appreciation

Jeff AlworthDecember 7, 2011Holiday Ale Festival Comments

A Great Stocking-Stuffer: Beervana, the Book

Jeff AlworthDecember 6, 20115-year anniversary Comment

Meantime, an American-English Brewery?

European StoriesJeff AlworthDecember 5, 2011Alastair Hook, Britain, Meantime Comments

Rose Bowl? Call It the Beer Bowl Instead

Jeff AlworthDecember 5, 2011random, sports Comments

A Small Raspberry for the Holiday Ale Fest

Jeff AlworthDecember 4, 2011Holiday Ale Festival 2011 Comments

Your Friday Bad Beer Quiz

Jeff AlworthDecember 2, 2011quiz Comments

The Surprising Worthington Revival

Jeff AlworthDecember 2, 2011Burton, Coors, Worthington Comments

October 12, 2026

Your 2026 GABF Winners

If you are a right proper beer sicko, you already know the GABF announced their 2026 slate of winners yesterday. If you were doing something else and missed the news, I have all the news, with special state-by-state matchups, major category winners, and some home cooking with Oregon’s performance.

October 7, 2026

The Mysteries and History of Bavarian White Beer Revealed

Andreas Krennmair is doing some amazing historical research about Central European beer, and his latest book Bavarian White Beer is a must-read. It corrects many historical errors and adds much detail to the story of this venerable ale.