American Craft Beer

the Brewers Association recently released its annual ranking of the top 50 producing craft brewing companies of 2025. But the Boulder, Colorado-based not-for-profit also does a ranking of overall brewing companies in the U.S., which includes big beer companies like Anheuser-Busch and Molson Coors.

Beer travel isn’t just about hitting all the taprooms anymore. Across Europe, a growing number of spas are turning your favorite beer into a full-body experience—part wellness ritual, part pure indulgence. Think soaking in tubs infused with hops and malt, sipping fresh pours while you unwind and emerge renewed.

Our friends at the Brewers Association just released their annual list of the Top 50 American Craft Breweries of 2025 along with an industry update of last year that at best was a mixed bag…

Minnesota has a vibrant craft beer scene that deserves national attention. On April 9 the Minnesota Craft Brewers Guild celebrated the best beers of the year and we’ve all the big winners for you.

Spring Is ON, and summertime not all that far away. And American craft brewers are celebrating the seasons with a smart roster of artisan brews you're gonna want to have around as things warm up.

When Anheuser-Busch first launched Busch Light Apple in the summer of 2020, no one expected much. A fruity spin on a straightforward, no-frills beer?  But that may be part of its appeal.

The beer biz never sleeps at American Craft Beer. And here’s just some of what’s been happening in the beer world while you were enjoying the weekend.

Spring Is ON, and summertime not all that far away. And American craft brewers are celebrating the seasons with a smart roster of artisan brews you're gonna want to have around as things warm up.

Few desserts are as synonymous with Michigan as the famous Bumpy Cake. Created by Sanders Confectionary in Detroit, Michigan, the cake was originally named, “The Sanders Devil’s Food Buttercream Cake” but was lovingly renamed after their clientele started ordering it as “the one with all the bumps.”

If it feels like your go-to pint of beer is creeping toward luxury status, you’re not imagining things—it actually is…at least in some U.S. cities. But thankfully, not everywhere is trending upward.