The Country’s First Native American Woman-Owned Brewery in the U.S. Doesn’t Want to Be Its Last

The owners of New Mexico’s Bow & Arrow Brewing Co. hope to inspire the next generation of Indigenous brewers

by Ashley M. Biggers

Beer Is So Gay

A new group of brands is attempting to carve out space in the beer world for queerness

by Jaya Saxena

Beer

The Craft Beer and Brewing Industry Is Reckoning With Sexual Harassment

By Monica Burton May 19, 2021

From the Strategist: The Best Gifts for Beer Lovers, According to Brewers and Beer Writers

By Maxine Builder and Lauren Ro July 6, 2020

Drinking in America

How Coronavirus Could Change the Way You Get Your Favorite Craft Beer

By Nick Mancall-Bitel June 16, 2020

Coronavirus Has Killed Corona Beer Production

By Caleb Pershan April 3, 2020

Skip the Mimosa and Order a Beer for Breakfast

By Brenna Houck March 10, 2020

Beer

Request Pending: Inside the Members-Only World of Online Beer Trading

Breweries are limiting in-person, to-go purchases of their rarest beers and labeling bottles "not for resale." That’s not stopping online resellers.

By Caleb Pershan March 4, 2020

Eater Drinks

In a Local Beer, a National Hero

How Nigeria’s Hero Lager savvily entangled itself with the ideals of a secessionist leader — and built a brand in the process

By Linus Unah November 26, 2019

AM Intel

Of All the Recipes, MillerCoors Is Accused of Stealing the Formula for Bud Freakin’ Light

By Jaya Saxena October 18, 2019

Eater Drinks

What’s the Difference Between Ale and Lager?

By Brette Warshaw September 13, 2019

Coors Light Invites You to Take Your Bra Off, Because You’ve Earned It

By Madeleine Davies August 22, 2019

AM Intel

Miller Lite Files Lawsuit Over Bud Light’s Corn Syrup-Focused Super Bowl Ad

By Brenna Houck March 22, 2019

Budweiser-Infused ‘Natural’ Pork Is Heading to Your Meat Aisle

By Brenna Houck March 12, 2019

PBR Will Survive to Quench the Thirst of Budget-Minded Drinkers

By Chris Fuhrmeister November 29, 2018

Australian Brewery Releases — Then Pulls — Beer Named ‘Pussy Juice’

By Tim Forster September 13, 2018

Brewing Giants Are Looking to Cut Utah’s Beer Supply

By Tim Forster December 28, 2017

Taco Bell Unleashes Its Own Mexican-Style Beer

By Whitney Filloon December 14, 2017

Watch a Clip From ‘Brewmaster,’ the New Doc That Claims to Be ‘A Love Letter to Beer’

By Chris Fuhrmeister November 13, 2017

Florida Brewery Hatches Clever Plot to Thwart Richard Spencer Event

By Greg Morabito October 18, 2017

The History of Steam Beer, America’s Original Craft Brew

By Tom Acitelli October 10, 2017

Relive Your College Dorm Days With Ramen-Inspired Cup O’Beer

By Monica Burton June 30, 2017

Beer Nerds Create Drinkable Tribute to Neil deGrasse Tyson

By Greg Morabito June 12, 2017

Major Craft Brewer Lagunitas Sold to Heineken

By Erin DeJesus May 4, 2017

Why Do People Wait in Long Lines for Craft Beer?

By Chris Fuhrmeister April 24, 2017

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Eater Drinks

What It Means to Be a ‘Beer for Women’

By Morgan Childs April 3, 2017

AM Intel

Budweiser Really Wants to Brew Its Beer on Mars

By Erin DeJesus March 13, 2017

This Hotel Wants to Be a Disneyland For Beer Lovers

By Greg Morabito March 7, 2017

Kona Brewing Co. Sued for Not Actually Brewing Its Beer in Hawaii

By Whitney Filloon March 2, 2017

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Belgium’s Beer Pipeline Is Saving the Oldest Brewery in Bruges

By Chris Fuhrmeister February 21, 2017

How Did Fernet-Branca End Up in Beer, of All Places?

By Brad Japhe February 6, 2017

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Eater Drinks

What Comes After the Beer Snob

By Jake Tuck January 18, 2017

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Taste Testing Beer Brewed With Artificial Intelligence

By Dana Hatic December 21, 2016

Beer

Your Beverage Coaster Probably Came from This Small Town in Germany

Inside the factory that turns Black Forest trees into bar-top saviors

By Brian Blickenstaff December 9, 2016

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