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“From Burlington, VT, Zero Gravity Craft Brewery’s I’m a Radio has been a fun challenge to make sense of. It seems to be, at least in part, a story of three hops …”

“We’ve known about Lost Boy Cider for a long time and have finally brought some into our store. They do not disappoint!”

“We know. We know. Unless they’ve been made by Latinx owned breweries your inclination, just on principle, is to avoid beers named ‘Papi.’ That’s righteous. We get it. However, hear us out on this one …”

“Maine Beer Company — in Freeport, ME — has added a new IPA to their year round lineup.”

“… it’s a shame that there isn’t a German word for ‘too legit to sip!’ “

“One of their first recipes, the Twoquila takes a Two Roads beer — their Persian Lime Gose — and says, ‘We can rebuild this beer. We have the technology.’ “

”We know. We know. This shouldn’t work. Pineapple and nutmeg? What? Fortunately, “It Shouldn’t Work” is one of those islands to which Williamsburg’s Alewerks Brewing Company not only has regular shuttle service, but on which they own a swank beach house overlooking the cove.”

Before there was even a USA, in the Nada district of Japan, lumber dealer Jihei Kano decided to found a sake company. So, in 1743, he opened Tsuru (Crane) Saké …

“Lagers tend to be light — light in body, light in alcohol, light in color. They lighten your mood and lighten your spirit. But they need not be that way …”

“After years of making mead, Blacksnake Meadery has a trunkful of awards and some tasty offerings … The Sweet Virginia is a straight honey wine — the most uncomplicated type of mead in concept — just water, yeast, and [some] well-cultivated wildflower honey.”

“… at 6.2% ABV, we’re not really sure why Ten Bends characterizes their Sole Shine as an APA when they could just as easily present this blend of juice and citrus as an NEIPA. Oh, well. Call it what you want as long as it tastes this good.”

“It can be hard selling 3 Floyds beer. Even though their beer is consistently good, their names and the their label art can create a rather … intense effect. Even this Bourbon Barrel-Aged Barleywine’s label features a higher number of monster images than usual. It also sports an imposing name — Pillar of Beasts, which is ironic because this brew is such a comfortable beer.”