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Ale or lager, is there really a difference? And if there is, what is it? Learn these beer basics and sound like a pro.

Scared of Stout? Put off by Porter? Intimidated by India Pale Ale? Learn how simple it is to open your mind and expose your palate to the world's many beer styles.

From lagers to ales, discover the many types of microbrew beers hand crafted in the U.S. If variety's truly the spice of life, U.S. beer enthusiasts have it made.

On August 5, 2008, London's Earl's Court Exhibition Centre will once again be transformed into a beer-lover's paradise.

Located in west Michigan, Grand Rapids offers plenty of options for unique accommodations, varied sightseeing, and exciting nightlife.

Beer has been a part of man's life since 6000 BC, when the ancient Sumerians began brewing a thick, gruel-like beer from barley loaves.

Pairing beer with your Thanksgiving repast is one of the Holiday's sublime pleasures. It's not difficult and there are no hard-and-fast rules that need to be followed.

A long weekend celebrating one of America's most historic cities and its unique regional cuisine with chefs, restaurants, culinary experts and wine makers.

Summer entertaining should be fast, cool, and easy. These lemonade punch recipes will fill the bill.

For an authentic San Francisco experience, visit Clement Street in the Richmond District.

This article serves as a hub for several other articles that cover the basics of homebrewing -from buying equipment and ingredients to understanding water chemistry.

Of all the products sold in the United States, beer is one of the most regulated consumer products in America today. Here's a brief look at a few of the wackiest laws.

For many, there is a concern about beers that are not allowed by the kashrut (Jewish dietary laws). This article sheds some light on this little discussed topic.

Zagat's new Best of Brooklyn Guide squeezes the New York borough's best restaurants, shopping, nightlife, museums and other attractions into 220 pocket-sized pages.

Canada may have many popular home-brewed beers, yet Canadian drinkers consumed 73% more imported beer than the total of all Canadian beer exports in 2008.

If you are already brewing your own beer at home, it takes just a one simple extra step to create a full-flavored spice beer for the Holidays. Here's the lowdown.