Craft Breweries

In This Article Why Jacksonville Is a Craft Beer Hotspot Florida, especially Tampa, has certainly exceeded expectations as a craft beer market. While the Sunshine State is more geared towards mojitos and refreshing seltzers, the number of craft breweries has exploded. Jacksonville may get overlooked, but it’s quickly becoming a go-to destination for all things […]

In This Article Why Chattanooga Is a Craft Beer Hotspot Set in the foothills of the Appalachians, Chattanooga is known for its access to nature, making it a favorite among hikers and campers. Ruby Falls and Rock City Gardens on Lookout Mountain bring in plenty of tourism to Tennessee’s fourth-largest city, but Chattanooga’s cultural scene

In This Article Why Missoula Is a Craft Beer Hotspot Tucked away in a corner of the northern Rockies, Missoula (or “the Garden City”) is known for its leafy neighborhoods and impeccable access to nature. Set at the base of Mount Sentinel, residents, and visitors are able to enjoy the town and ski on the

Why Georgia Is a Craft Beer Hotspot Each state has embraced craft beer at its own pace, with some major markets only now enjoying fully developed brewing scenes. Arcane alcohol laws have constantly challenged the South, but if you spend any time in cities like Atlanta or Savannah, you’ll know Georgia is playing catch-up with

Introduction to Colorado Breweries If you like beer, you’d love Colorado. The Centennial State has one of the largest concentrations of craft breweries in the nation; over 10% of the nation’s craft breweries are found within the state. In fact, the Great American Beer Festival, the largest domestic beer festival in the US, is held

In This Article Introduction to Microbreweries Today, craft beer is everywhere. There are thousands of craft breweries in North America and thousands more globally. These come in all shapes and sizes. Larger brands like Lagunitas and New Belgium are everywhere, but some of the most interesting beer comes from smaller outfits. Microbreweries are smaller commercial

Introduction to North Carolina Breweries North Carolina has been developing a sizable brewery scene and reputation. The state is home to over 300 craft breweries and brewpubs, more than any other state in the South. Described as creative and inspired, the brews available in the state are typically sourced from locally produced ingredients and artisanal

In This Article Introduction to Taprooms and Brewpubs There are plenty of technical terms thrown around craft beer that make it difficult to know what to expect. Two of the most notoriously vague are “taproom” and brewpub,” which are go-to destinations for drinking craft beer with similarities and some critical distinctions. It’s pretty hard to

Introduction to Texas Breweries Texans have a buzzing craft beer scene. What started with about 20 breweries in 2005, the Lone Star State now has over 300 active independent breweries to explore. Each brewery with its unique offering, bringing together creativity, craftsmanship, and locally sourced ingredients. For the Texans who love to drink, these breweries

Introduction to Asheville Breweries Most beer destinations in the United States are tiny towns or bustling metropolises. Think revered brewpubs in Northern California or New England, and places like Portland or San Diego. But one midsize city in the southeast has become an unlikely haven for creative beer geeks.  Asheville, North Carolina, is home to