This sponsored column is written by Nick Anderson, beermonger at Arrowine (4508 Lee Highway). Last time, we looked at Hazy or New England-style IPAs, and how they’re attracting new drinkers, and why ...

If you’ve paid attention to the beer world over the past decade you’ve probably come across the term “dry-hopped” fairly often. Especially if you’re not a fan of overly bitter beers (specifically IPAs ...

The rise of American craft beer introduced drinkers to a dizzying array of styles. Abandoning a lager-heavy focus, brewers reached for new ingredients and big flavors, creating products differentiated ...

If you’re an IPA drinker you’ve probably seen the “DDH” added to the name of some of your favorite brews. You might even know that it stands for double dry-hopped. What you might not know is what the ...

Drying and greenhouse gas emissions The greenhouse gas emissions from the growing and drying of one kilogram — a little over 2.2 pounds — of dry whole hops generate the equivalent of 3.1 kilograms to ...

Recently, Germany’s Bitburger Brewery partnered with Oregon’s Deschutes Brewery to make what’s described as a “full-bodied, unfiltered Zwickl.” The traditional German style is related to Kellerbier, ...

Before beer ever reaches a frosty pint glass, the hops in it are often dried. But it’s not so straightforward: once picked, hops may mildew if not dried within 24 hours. Dried too much, the quality ...

Beer is brewed with dried hops due to the flower’s extremely short shelf life. But during the three-week harvest season in Oregon (generally between mid-August and mid-September), brewers have the ...

ROCOV, Czech Republic — A drought in central Europe this summer could inspire beer drinkers to savor their favorite lagers and pilsners even more: production of the prized hops that give ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Dry January has come to an end, but it’s left behind a new trend: non-alcoholic hop water. And as more people continue to cut back on their alcohol and ...