YOUNGSTOWN — Local historian and author Thomas G. Welsh reminded listeners at Wednesday afternoon’s lecture at the Wick Park Pavilion that everything old is new again. Speaking before the Rotary Club ...

Beer is a necessity of life. This was especially true in 19th-century Napa Valley when the drinking water was not like it is today. In 1857 Fred Bender and Henry Schwartz were selling lager beer in ...

For several hours on a recent Friday morning, a Yale laboratory became a Bronze Age brewery. Inside the lab, in the Yale Chemistry Research Building, a group of students attempted to recreate beers of ...

If you happen to be a native, you likely already know Louisville is the gateway to Bourbon Country, but what you may not is that a land of beer lies just to the north across the Ohio River. Whether it ...

Brooklyn has a long history as of one of the premier brewing locations in the country. One Park Slope resident is providing tours to beer-loving Brooklynites to learn more about the suds that made the ...

Steve Lozar isn't a big beer drinker. Other than a beer at dinner, he'd rather have a Diet Coke. But his lifetime fascination with the history of beer brewing in Montana led him to build a private ...

FORT HUNTER — Historian Craig Gravina will speak on the history of beer brewing in the state on Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 6:30 p.m. at Schoharie Crossing State Historic Site. The free talk will take place ...

U. Burt & Co. Brewery in Albany in 1857, one of many local brewers of Albany Ale. This image is from page 233 of “The Albany directory for the year… : containing a general directory of the citizens, a ...

Quick, grab a glass from every brewery in Charlotte. Now, fill them all with beer, squeeze them together and take a nice family photo. You could do it, but with dozens of breweries in the area, so ...