Rome is Italy’s undisputed craft-beer-consumption capital, with dozens of pubs and shops featuring microbreweries from Italy and abroad. Though many places focus heavily on Italy, Belgium also gets its due.…
Most Romans shop for their booze at the supermarket, but these shops specialized in traditional wines, craft beers and spirits are a cut above, providing quality, as well as the…
Philly’s reputation for craft beer—bolstered by the success of regional breweries, as well as local bar owners’ skill at securing rare kegs from around the world—is well-earned. There are more…
Increasingly worried about the imminent legalization of marijuana, big beer companies may be fretting needlessly about their potential competitors. (As if the choice was restricted to one substance or the…
In a response to an earlier opinion piece entitled "America Now Has Over 3,000 Craft Breweries—and That's Not Necessarily Great for Beer Drinkers" Joshua M. Bernstein, writing for Bon Appétit, explains…
According to PR Newswire, in a recent study by Mintel of drinkers between the ages of 24 and 35, "70% say that the brand of beer says a lot about you and 66%…
In place of Rome's once mundane drinking establishments is a new generation of wine bars, cocktail counters and progressive craft beer pubs.
"The big guys are now parodying us...They're running out of ideas," Tony Magee, founder of Lagunitas, tells NPR. His opinion is reflective of the growing resentment craft brewers feel toward…
Italy, a country with one of the world's winemaking (and drinking) traditions, is increasingly disinterested in consuming their own wines. Newsweek reports that while Italy is now the "world's largest…
