Many have made these arguments — that craft beer drinkers are a different sort. First off, they have a deep knowledge of the ingredients of beer and the brewing and… Read More

In Mississippi, it has long been legal to make wine at home, but not beer. Nope — illegal. Homebrewing was federally legalized once again in 1978, since it was made… Read More

Utah is one of the most conservative states in America when it comes to alcohol. For starters, it’s one of the 18 different alcoholic beverage control states in the United… Read More

Following successful rallies in Memphis, Knoxville and Johnson City, the statewide campaign to reform 1950s era beer tax policy that is the root cause of Tennessee’s dubious rank as the… Read More

No one seems to be happy with Texas’ three-tier beer distribution system. Texas beer distributors want more controlled distribution, and Texas craft breweries want more flexible laws. Under Texas’ three-tier… Read More

The campaign to reform the strict Tennessee beer tax is taking its growing campaign rally to Johnson City, Tenn., at One 12 Downtown, Feb. 22, at 5 p.m. Participants will… Read More

Alaska is a vast state with a mature, sophisticated beer palate that’s fed by 24 geographically dispersed brewing operations, many of which are accessible only by air or water. As… Read More

The campaign to change the Tennessee beer tax is going gangbusters. In fact, there’s another campaign rally in Knoxville, Tenn., tonight, following last week’s successful Memphis, Tenn., rally. But tax… Read More

Tennessee has seen its fair share of craft beer controversy in the past month. To add a new dynamic to the laws impacting craft beer in the state, the Tennessee… Read More

With the 113th Congress underway, the Brewers Association announced the reintroduction of H.R. 494, the Small Brewer Reinvestment and Expanding Workforce Act (Small BREW Act) in the House of Representatives.… Read More