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Nutritionists and pro athletes all worship at the altar of the orange tuber. Will cocktail enthusiasts be the next to join?
Asheville, North Carolina, has figured out the best way to lure new breweries: offer great places to play outside
The world's best beer-miler talks about his training and his new deal with Brooks
California just approved the roving bars—here’s why your state should go for them too
The race is on to try and map out a family tree of brews. Whether or not it will help you be a more informed consumer is up for debate.
Don't let the children's book concept fool you. This guide aims to help you decode your next glass of the strong stuff.
Good friends and good whiskey are all you really need for the perfect night around the campfire. But these special touches won't hurt.
What do a carry-on Moscow Mule cocktail kit and a flashlight-size survival tool have in common? They both seem like luxuiries—untill you really need 'em.
A nationwide survey of riders suggests that they aren’t as crafty as you might expect
'The Craft Beer Bites Cookbook' is proof you should add brews to your recipes more often
A new interactive guide makes it easier to get your post-workout buzz on
America's most iconic park pairs perfectly with America's favorite beverage
It's possible to make a beer-flavored, non-alcoholic syrup with ingredients you already have in your kitchen
Hot Springs, in Arkansas, opened a local craft beer bar earlier this year
Seems like a good idea, if it works. Trouble is, there’s no evidence that it will.
Helping ensure you favorite drink is cold and pure
We sent two intrepid reporters to this year's Great American Beer Festival in Denver, where more than 800 craft breweries from around the country were serving. Here's what they found.
User reviews are out, expert opinions are in. And these eight apps are doing it right.
We brewed 15 gallons of beer to put home brewing's coolest new gadget through the wringer
Barrels from Japan’s most famous distillery are aboard the International Space Station. What happens when you turn loose yeast in zero gravity?
More and more craft breweries are making the stuff, so it’s time to bone up
A Philadelphia brewery is aging a saison with speakers mounted to the barrel that constantly blast beats and rhymes from Golden Era hip hop
You've had all summer to prefect your grilling skills, so make this event one to remember
Worldview plans to have patrons sipping whiskey in the upper atmosphere by 2017
With the rise of top-shelf white liquors, your end-of-summer cocktail just got a lot better
Beer is good for marinating meat and basting vegetables, but potentially disastrous when used in other ways
The craft brew industry worries about regulatory holdups after the retirement of one epic regulator
Margaritas are great, but these new recipes will knock your socks off
The driving's so much easier when your Point B is a pint
The coolest outdoor toys don't always cost a fortune
Dogfish Head Brewery’s insane abode will make you rethink all of your life choices
Sadly, if you haven’t bought tickets already, you’ll be at the mercy of scalpers
Canned Beer: A usually cheap, thirst-quenching alcoholic beverage in a durable package, now commonplace on rafting and camping trips.
From beer to bourbon, here’s how to cut loose (safely) while camping
This 12-percent ABV beer survived a shipwreck
Don’t be the guest who brings a sixer of heavy stout to a party on a triple-digit-degree afternoon. Here’s our list of all-day-drinkable brews.
The yoga and run apparel maker is getting into the booze business with a post-workout brew
There’s no reason to sacrifice function for fashion. These seven items—from the world’s most versatile shorts to the ultimate koozie—give you flexibility to relax, run around, and keep the booze chilled all day long.
A brewery in New Zealand is fueling cars with beer
Booze-infused marshmallows let you make even better decisions in the backcountry
For transporting beer in high style, again and again and again
New Belgium’s new five-seater swing bicycle is the ultimate cruising and drinking machine
From selling in farmers’ markets to offering CSA shares, indie breweries are finding creative ways to get their beer into consumers’ hands.
The best gifts don’t have to cost a fortune
Cultural and economic factors are conspiring to send a wave of obscure French brandy to North America.
Get a blast of nitro and coffee in a can
The stigma is gone. For years, canned beers were derided for their metallic taste. Worse, the options were limited—few breweries canned beer that you’d want to sample, let alone drink 12 ounces of. Then, Oskar Blues started canning its flagship Dale’s Pale Ale in 2002. And everything changed.
This brew lovers’ dream camping trip lets you sip high-quality suds deep in the California wilderness
California may be the birthplace of high-quality brews, but suddenly our favorites are all from Baja.
I enjoy beer in moderation, even when training for races. But I have friends who stop drinking entirely for a month leading up to the big day. Are they on to something?
A new book aims to help keep thirsty travelers from being thwarted by blue laws.
The seasonal confections help get girls into the great outdoors, so stock up.
Our ancestors likely got into fermented grains and fruit, so drink up.
Hard to find and way better than the swill at your local minimart, craft malt liquor is developing a cult following.
From the cool to the downright bizarre, the best 2015 April Fools' Day products.
Discover Mount Hood at the bottom of your empty beer glass.
Cure your post-ski chills with this ghost pepper-infused margarita
Your favorite microbrew’s taxes could be cut this year, and that’s a very good thing for beer fans.
The World Ski Championships, which run until February 15, will host more than 600 athletes representing 70 nations and thousands of spectators. Read: It's gonna be a party.
Session beers are low in alcohol, beloved by athletes, and popping up on every brewery's roster
Sometimes the best way to beat the cold is to warm the liver
Who needs an après ski scene when there's one happening right on the slope?
The soccer superstar checks off his next goal: launching his own whisky.
Two bourbon-heavy recipes to cure whatever ails you this winter.
The future of whiskey tastings doesn't involve a shot glass or liquid, but a glass globe and vaporized spirits
Brew master Alex Violette will open his cutting-edge American-style brewery in Vietnam this month. The goal: to create the most innovative, unique beers on the planet using the country's native ingredients. Mangosteen stout, anyone?
It’s rumored Game Of Thrones star Jason Momoa plans to open a brewery and rock gym in Detroit.
