My eyes fall upon the dignified man at the table. Michael Jackson - The Beer Hunter. Unpretentious. Approachable.

Can you drink beer and still maintain that svelte figure? Studies show that women who drink beer tend to weigh less than their non-beer drinking counterparts.

Have you ever hand-crafted your own bread? Brewing and breadmaking are two of the oldest crafts known to man. Part One teaches techniques and Old-World tips. Beer Bread Recipes follow in Part Two.

Breadmaking with beer is an old world art that fills your home with delightful aromas. Part I explained beer, beer styles and techniques for breadmaking. Part 2 brings the art to life with a recipe for your enjoyment!

Terroir, the French word for “soil” or “earth,” is primarily used by oenophiles and coffee aficionados to describe the influence of local environment on wine and coffee, respectively.

The Beer Fox says, “Beautiful, brown and full-bodied, this zesty rye loaf is richly aromatic, with a texture that will tantalize your taste buds.”

The Beer Fox says, “A rich pound cake, moistened with the flavors of Water Gap Wheat."

Although Belgians and Germans have been cooking with beer for centuries, America’s chefs have featured wine or whisky in gourmet dishes with much greater prominence. This seems to have created a knowledge gap in the world of flavorful cuisine.

In the highly populated taverns of olde, entertainment took on many forms: A brawl between the weary, games of daring and chance, music from the highlands, and the beginnings of the tavern limerick.

The atmosphere is relaxed…anticipatory. Belgian brewer Yvan de Baets is here to present a magnificent pairing of victuals and beer, and it happens to be scheduled during American Craft Beer Week.