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Brewery Evolution: On Rotation
The traditional craft beer business model seems to be changing, with an almost forced evolution these past few years accelerating the plans of some brewers.
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Give Me Sweet Potato Instead of Pumpkin
It should be no surprise when the seasonal crush of Oktoberfest/märzens abruptly yields to spicier brews like stouts, pumpkin ales and winter warmers.
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Lessons from New Mexico
Sampling random New Mexico breweries provides an opportunity to compare and contrast the North Texas craft beer scene with one not-so-far removed.
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The Yuengling Mystique
For those unfamiliar with Yuengling, their products, or are mystified at the social stir their arrival in Texas has created, let’s break down the situation.
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An Ode to the Hefeweizen
Back at the beginning, craft beer was simpler. Four core styles could be relied upon: blonde ale, American pale ale, a version of wheat beer, and a porter/stout.
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The Craft Hard Seltzer Movement
It remains to be determined whether the flavored hard seltzer movement is beneficial to the industry as a whole or something else entirely.
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Vector Moonsmoke
The most reliable way to make me break my reclusive habits and get me out of my man-cave is to brew an obscure, historic beer style that I’ve never heard of.
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Craft Brewers During the Big Freeze
Texans in crisis had to rely upon the abilities and goodwill of fellow citizens, in some cases for their very survival.
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Craft Beer During a Pandemic
Craft beer is not like other markets. Consumers don’t purchase beer the same way we do socks, a commodity largely detached from manufacturer and retailer.
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