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New Realm Brewing Co. has inked a deal with Old Dominion University to become the school's official craft beer partner, according to a joint news release Friday.

The contours of history are shaped by retellings, and over time, we begin to believe them. We have repeated the story of American craft brewing so many times it’s almost a mantra: “Fritz Maytag bought ailing Anchor Brewing in 1965 … Jack McAuliffe founded New Albion in 1976 ... ” Beware single-origin histories, though—there’s always

On this episode of Brewer to Brewer Mitch Steele of New Realm Brewing Co. interviews Matt Cole of Fat Head's Brewery. The duo talk about competitions, both beer and barbecue. The Conversation Mitch Steele: There's a lot of breweries that come and go in these competitions that win for a few years in a row,

There has long been a battle between the large breweries of the world and the smaller craft entities. At stake is millions of dollars and what Anheuser-Busch has called "share of throat." As beer has become more broad in its style and flavor offerings and many drinkers have embraced hop-forward ales and lagers, breweries of

How a broken-down car more than a quarter century ago resulted in Baker City's iconic brewery

The 2023 Georgia Craft Brewers Festival at Atlantic Station will include 60-plus Guild member breweries, and 250-plus beers. Maybe more exciting, ther

These shops are much more than places to buy suds. Community hubs that stress education and exploration, these spots get the green light from top beer pros.

Breweries in Atlanta serve some overwhelming beers with tastings tours and daily events. Let's discover some incredible breweries, taprooms, and brewpubs.

The 007 episode is a break to check in with three industry veterans about their craft beer journeys. Key elements of the discussion include how mission statements & values shine through their existing businesses and, overall, how business plans have or have not played a part in the various breweries they have been with over

Also this week in local beer news: Escondido-brewed Stone Delicious is low in gluten but may not be low enough for people with celiac disease