When I first arrived in Northern England as a wide-eyed, 21-year-old foreign exchange student, it’s safe to say I was a fish out of water. My clothes, my accent, my mannerisms, all instantly gave me ...

Fall is a great season for beer. While nature is seemingly crumbling (and falling to earth) around you, the beer world is thriving with new styles that are a great respite from the crisp pilsners, ...

When someone says, “I don’t like beer,” we scratch our heads a bit. It’s like saying, “I don’t like TV.” Both terms are used to describe ever-widening spectrums; nearly infinite universes that are ...

Coors and Coors Light are both well known beers around the U.S. However, the brand made a number of other beers over the years. These are some of the discontinued Coors beers you likely didn't know ...

GENEVA, New York – With craft breweries churning out a dizzying pace of beer, it’s always refreshing to find one that can set itself apart. Tucked in the northwest corner of Seneca Lake in New York’s ...

Michelob is one of the most popular light beers on the market. However, while Michelob Ultra is the main beer most think of, here are a handful of Michelob beer versions you may not have known existed ...

On his sixth annual Dry January, Boston based lawyer Zack Rothman has tried over 165 different non-alcoholic beers. What are ...

Many articles say craft beer is dying but short term course corrections have been a part of beer and it has always come out ...

“Let’s Talk Beer Styles” is a monthly feature that accompanies Paste’s large-scale blind craft beer style tastings/rankings. The first month covered the history and modern role of American pale ale, ...

The 13th annual festival takes over the German Society of Pennsylvania for a winter afternoon of lagers, games and ...