The Silly Beer Laws by U.S. State are merely a broad illustration of the range of regulations covered, from the ridiculous, "In Nebraska it is illegal for a bar to sell beer unless it is simultaneously brewing a kettle of soup," to the mundane.

The Silly Beer Laws by U.S. State illustrate some very bizarre legislative action - from Fairbanks, Alaska, where it is illegal to serve alcoholic beverages to a moose - to Woburn, Massachusetts, where it is illegal to walk around with a beer in your hand.

Champion beers seem to have a magnetic attraction to champions and Spoetzl Brewery is no exception.

Herb-dressed salmon, flavored with a masterful glaze of citrus and Canadian Belgian-style witbier!

Nestled in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania, just 100 miles west of New York City and 50 plus miles north of Philadelphia, is a utopia for beer lovers, Shangy’s: The Beer Authority.

We are positioned as the voyeur, peering through a mirror, into a society that is foreign in nature – violent, inhuman, and harsh, yet intoxicatingly sensual and filled with beauty. In a sense, it would be uncivilized to raise a glass in their honor...

The Brewmaster’s Castle is the nickname bestowed upon America’s most intact late-Victorian house, The Christian Heurich House Museum, affectionately referred to as Heurich Mansion.

Her eyes, salacious yet innocent, whispered secrets of a cloaked rendezvous, and I wondered what style of Brewers’ Reserve she would choose.

Dubbels and Tripels may seem like a different language, but once you embark on a wondrous journey into the land of Belgian Ale, you will join the true connoisseurs of the brewing world.

Homebrew Chef Sean Paxton reigns as one of the great beer and food chefs of the Craft Beer Renaissance in the United States. As a guest chef at the 2009 Great American Beer Festival’s Beer and Food Pavilion, Chef Paxton has been generous with his secrets.