Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., known for its allegiance to whole-cone hops and love of hop-forward beers, is highlighting the revered ingredient at its inaugural Single, Fresh, Wet & Wild Harvest… Read More

Editor’s Note: First off, this fantastic story was first printed in the August/September issue of Farm and Ranch Living, which is an excellent lifestyle journal focused on farming — from… Read More

Did you know that in the 1860s, Wisconsin produced 75 percent of the nation’s hops? It was a golden age of hops for the Great Lakes region — specifically for… Read More

Craft beer is becoming more and more important within the state of Ohio, and the state’s premier university has taken notice and wants to help. According to The Columbus Dispatch,… Read More

Smuttynose Brewing Co. announced a partnership with San Diego’s Stone Brewing Co. for the New Hampshire brewer’s first collaboration brew: Cluster’s Last Stand. Cluster once comprised 90 percent of all… Read More

Alaskan Brewing announced that it will no longer offer its Alaskan Pale as a year-round release. The decision to cease production of this beloved beer was forced by the dwindling… Read More

Much like the leafy crop, hops industry news often comes in bushels. We harvested and collected some of the best below: Dairy farm to hops farm update Remember the Goodman… Read More

Beer isn’t literally the cure for what ails you, but craft brewers are joining together to aid a cause that hopes to be. The ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI)… Read More

Hop farming is exploding right now — from small community farms to individual planting pioneers. One Fort Ann, N.Y., farm is trading its dairy cows for beer hops. The farm… Read More

Craft brewing is full of innovation and collaboration, most of it focused on the beer (obviously), but sometimes that creativity evolves into other forms, if for nothing else than a… Read More