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A Good, Old-Fashioned News Roundup
Jeff AlworthJuly 18, 2016NewsComment
Naive Pleasure
Jeff AlworthJuly 15, 2016Block 15, rumination Comments
Big Change Possible in Massachusetts Wholesale Laws
Jeff AlworthJuly 13, 2016Beer Biz, Beer DistributionComment
A Deep Dive on the Claims About New England IPAs (Way Nerdy)
A Deep Dive on the Claims About New England IPAs (Way Nerdy)
The Brewing ProcessJeff AlworthJuly 12, 2016New England IPAs, hops, polyphenol, science, terpenes Comments
How Far Will Mass Market Lagers Fall?
Jeff AlworthJuly 11, 2016Beer Biz, coffee Comments
Rogue Is Doing Incredibly Interesting Stuff
Jeff AlworthJuly 7, 2016 Comments
Beer Sherpa Recommends: Ex Novo Where the Mild Things Are
Beer Sherpa Recommends: Ex Novo Where the Mild Things Are

No marketing professional was consulted in the naming of mild ale. Who wants "mild?" It doesn't tell you anything at all about the beer (unlike, say, "bitter" or "pale"), except the suggestion that you will be bored by it. It's almost like a warning: nothing to see here, move along.

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Beer Sherpa RecommendsJeff AlworthJuly 6, 2016mild ale Comments
American Farmhouse Ale
Jeff AlworthJuly 5, 2016farmhouse ales, rustic ales, saison Comments
Celebrating Independents Day
Jeff AlworthJuly 2, 2016Holidays, manifesto Comments
The Future Battlefield is "Local"
The Future Battlefield is "Local"
The Business of BeerJeff AlworthJune 30, 2016Beer Biz Comment
How Big Will Craft Get? Oregon's Numbers are Suggestive
Jeff AlworthJune 29, 2016Oregon Brewers Guild, Oregon, craft beer market, statistics, stats Comments
The Incredible, Shrinking Glassware
Jeff AlworthJune 27, 2016glassware, pricing Comments
Wait, There's Corn Sugar in My IPA??
Wait, There's Corn Sugar in My IPA??
The Brewing ProcessJeff AlworthJune 23, 2016IPA, brewing process, sugar Comments
Bringing Us Together Through Beer
Jeff AlworthJune 22, 2016politicsComment
Engineering an IPA That Lasts
Engineering an IPA That Lasts
The Brewing ProcessJeff AlworthJune 21, 2016IPA Comments
And the Next IPA is . . . ?
Jeff AlworthJune 20, 2016Beer culture, IPA Comments
A Draft Beer State of Mind
Jeff AlworthJune 16, 2016Beer Biz, Beer culture, draftt Comment
Mitch Steele, Out at Stone Brewing
Jeff AlworthJune 14, 2016 Comment
Chafing Under the Tyranny of Mosaic Hops
Jeff AlworthJune 13, 2016Mosaic hops, hops Comments
The Mainstreaming of Fruit
Jeff AlworthJune 10, 2016Fruit Beer Fest Comments
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Beervana Blog Posts
Your 2026 GABF Winners
October 12, 2026
Your 2026 GABF Winners
October 12, 2026

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.

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October 12, 2026
The Mysteries and History of Bavarian White Beer Revealed
October 7, 2026
The Mysteries and History of Bavarian White Beer Revealed
October 7, 2026

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.

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October 7, 2026
Goodbye, Guinness
October 5, 2026
Goodbye, Guinness
October 5, 2026

Guinness is making exits, notably from Baltimore. This, along with parent company Diageo’s move to lay off 6.4% of its workforce (“cost-cutting”), has made a lot of news. But they’ve also made a departure that hits in a more personal way. After ten years, Guinness and Beervana have broken up.

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October 5, 2026
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