It may have taken Los Angeles a little bit longer than our other California bretheren to catch up to the craft beer boom, but now ...

As the craft beer industry evolves, consumer habits shift. Especially as outdated laws change, breweries sell their product directly to the consumer; folks are buying ...

Fields of corn and swathes of prairies compose the breadbasket in the middle of the United we’ve come to call the Midwest. But this “flyover ...

As festival throwers and frequent travelers, the Hop Culture team has had the privilege of seeing quite a bit of the country. Over the course ...

If you’ve been following the Hop Culture website closely, you’ll notice we’re smack dab in the middle of our end of year editorial schedule, which ...

Every morning I rub my eyes and swing my legs out of bed. After a few quick stretches I head to the kitchen to put ...

It was April 20th, 2019. The Hop Culture team had just finished cleaning up from Juicy Brews WestFest, one of our best festivals of the ...

The beer festival landscape is changing rapidly. For instance, gone are the days of convention center events with plastic cups, and you’ll be hard-pressed to ...

So many breweries have adopted the direct-to-consumer model of operation that, in 2019, the concept of the bottle shop almost feels outdated at first blush. ...

Mention of Nashville’s name likely conjures the sights, sounds, and smells of whiskey distilleries for most; Music City’s just an hour and change away from ...

This past summer the Hop Culture team traveled to Chicago to throw Juicy Brews Art Gallery at Marz Community Brewing. Beyond getting a chance to ...

In a city touting the most breweries among any other metropolitan area in the United States (not per capita, mind you), great sources for beer ...

Sitting around a roaring campfire on a crisp October night in Pittsford, Vermont, Krista Scruggs, winemaker and founder of ZAFA Wines and Co Cellars, pops ...

Once upon a full moon, beer and witches (well, the concept of witches) went hand in hand. In medieval times and more recent history, alewives ...

If one wants to trace the proliferation of American craft breweries back to its roots, he or she need not look further than 1978, when ...