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  Brew Award-Winning Fruit Beers

  Gordon Strong shares different brewing approaches and award-winning recipes for fruit beers with help from a group of accomplished homebrewe

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  An Emerging Paraguayan Beer Style

  A group of craft brewers in Paraguay have been trying to establish a regional beer style representative of their country, brewed using many

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  International Dark Lager

  International dark lager was added to the Beer Judge Certification Program Style Guidelines in 2015 and covers a broad collection of dark in

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  From Farmhouse to Brewhouse: Saison

  Saison is a beer style that is hard to pin down. It can be brewed with different ingredients, vary in color, be sour or not, and there are m

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  Saison Recipes From Around the World

  We’ve picked six of the top saisons brewed around the world, including ones from Belgium, France, and the U.S., and have gotten the brewer

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  Helles: Munich’s Pale Lager

  For those seeking a light, easy-drinking, malty yet balanced beer style perfect for the summer, look no further than Munich helles. The reci

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  Belgian IPA

  Belgian IPA is not a well-defined style. In fact, it’s rare to see a commercial example labeled as such (even when marketing heads want to

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  Wee Heavy: The Strong Scotch Ale

  Strong Scotch ale, or wee heavy, is a rich, warming beer with a full-bodied, chewy, sweet malt profile. There are many approaches homebrewer

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  Pivo, Please

  The Czech Republic has a rich beer history — from the original Pilsner to the hop fields that give us Saaz. Learn more about the most popu

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  British Strong Bitter

  There are three classes of British bitter — with strong bitter being the biggest of the three. Still, it clocks in at a relatively low ABV

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  The Next Great IPA

  There may be no style that has evolved and branched out into as many sub-styles during the craft beer era as IPA. So the question on many ho

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  Cold IPA

  Whether it’s a new, distinct style or just a modified version of an existing style, one thing we can all agree on is that cold IPAs are de