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Clubs of America | Oct 21, 2016

LaVista, NebraskaIn 1992 home brewers Paul Kavulak and his wife Kim began experimenting, trying to recreate a pale ale that Paul’s grandparents sold at their Cardinal Bar back in the early 50&#8…

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Clubs of America | Oct 17, 2016

Potosi, in southwestern Wisconsin, less than a mile from the Mississippi River, is a dream mini-vacation for beer enthusiasts.

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Clubs of America | Sep 26, 2016

Established in 1996 in Battle Creek, Arcadia continues to carve out its niche in the craft beer community with world-class, medal-winning ales handcrafted with British inspiration.

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Clubs of America | Sep 23, 2016

Starting either as a dream, or maybe a flashback to the days before Prohibition, the Hopland Brewery came into existence as the first brewpub opened in California, and the second in the country, after…

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Clubs of America | Sep 21, 2016

Baderbrau is a 25,000 sq. ft. craft brewery that makes flavorful, crushable and affordable lager and wheat beers.

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Clubs of America | Sep 19, 2016

The typical water content for most American beer is 91%, so there’s no denying that this normally “run-of-the-mill” ingredient is key to the success of your favorite beverage.

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Clubs of America | Aug 17, 2016

A brewing company founded in 2003 and opened in 2005, it is Mississippi’s first package brewery since Prohibition.

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Clubs of America | Aug 15, 2016

Bent River Brewing was conceived by Tim Koster early in 1993. Three years later, the Bent River bar opened to the public, but lacked brewing equipment.

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Clubs of America | Aug 12, 2016

When you talk of beer, you’re really speaking about barley soup that’s been allowed to ferment.

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Clubs of America | Jul 15, 2016

Self-taught brewers, Jason Yarusi and Jeffrey Simon, East Village roommates and fellow bartenders, first cranked out beer in their kitchen.

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