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Nonalcoholic Beers That Taste Like the Real Thing Men's Journal 2/1/2021 Joshua Bernstein © Chris Wellhausen for Men's Journal Lineup of nonalcoholic beers. From left: Ceria Brewing Company Grainwave, Samuel Adams Just the Haze IPA, Lagunitas Brewing Company IPNA, Suntory All-Free, and Athletic Brewing Company Upside Dawn Golden Ale Overdoing it on beer was too simple this year. As the pandemic and pugnacious politics upended 2020, cold IPAs were accessible salves for frayed nerves. One could quickly lead to two, four, or more—today’s stress relief bringing tomorrow�...

Although airline passenger numbers are still lagging, American Express is moving ahead with the opening of its latest Centurion Lounge at Denver International Airport. The newest outpost of AmEx's premium lounge opened this week, just in time for the peak of ski season.  “Historically, Denver International Airport has been one of the top airports our U.S. premium card members have traveled to,” says Alexander Lee, American Express vice president of travel experiences and benefits. “While many may not be ready to travel now, we are happy to provide our card members with a saf...

Hey, creative types! Two different beer makers, Great Divide Brewing and Pikes Peak Brewing, are throwing out a call to artists to design their next beer cans. Pikes Peak is looking for a design for its brand-new cans of Tejon Mexican Lager, which it started brewing upon opening the second Pikes Peak taproom, the Lager House, in Colorado Springs. The easy-drinking lager is made with flaked maize and Lemondrop hops; it's named after the street where the Lager House sits. The details are available on the brewery's website, but they include a look that will be more fun than the brewery's existin...

Plus, other pandemic-friendly New Year's Eve options. Written By: John Sievers | × Karate Chop, Silence prerecording a set at Thesis Beer Project to air in a livestream on New Year's Eve. (Contributed photo by Adam Frederickson) If you want to have fun in 2021, partying like it’s 1999 this New Year’s is not an option. Luckily, Thesis Beer Project’s New Year's Eve livestream is shaping up to be a slamming little shindig. “New Year’s is one of my favorite holidays of the year,” said Adam Fredericksen, Thesis owner and brewer. Fredericksen was worried the pandemic ...

CHRIS DROSNER For the State Journal There are many paths to being a great brewery in 2020, but the playbook that’s resonating with me more than ever these days is a portfolio of traditional styles done really well. Give me the pilsners, the brown ales, the saisons, the helles. I love IPA of most stripes and even can find time for a pastry stout here and there, but I don’t want or need every brewery to be making one. Going against the flow of these trendy styles is one way to stand out from the crowd — as long, of course, as you can make really good beer.