The Beer Schooled Blog

Associated Press – January 24, 2011 5:45 AM ET BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – North Dakotans who make wine and booze already can get a state license to sell their beverages, and a Minot lawmaker wants people who make home-brewed beer … Continue reading →

SAN FRANCISCO — Pick up just about any beverage on store shelves and on the back of the packaging you’ll find a numerical rundown of calories, carbs, etc. Unless, that is, the beverage is alcohol. Some folks want to change … Continue reading →

Boulder, CO • January 12, 2011—The Brewers Association (BA) recently released its 2011 Beer Style Guidelines. Updated annually, the guidelines currently describe 140 styles of beer and are used in prestigious beer competitions, like the Great American Beer Festival® and the World Beer … Continue reading →

Aden Short, the Craft Beer Brand Manager for P.A. Short Distributing Company was here to discuss Victory Brewery’s introduction to the Roanoke area.

After five months of distribution throughout central and northern New Jersey, East Coast Beer Co. Owners are proud to announce that its beer, Beach Haus® Classic American Pilsner, will now be distributed by Harrison Beverage. This long-awaited partnership will expand … Continue reading →

Beer industry research experts have been told that a higher proportion of British residents drink alcoholic beverages than in any other nation globally. According to a Bupa Health and Wellbeing survey, around 84 per cent of Britons consume beer or … Continue reading →

HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania’s highest court on Friday upheld beer sales at in-store restaurants run by the Wegmans supermarket chain, dealing a setback to beer distributors seeking to preserve their dominance of the takeout market. In a unanimous decision, the … Continue reading →

Gov.-elect Tom Corbett hasn’t taken over the governor’s mansion yet, but he already has a battle on his hands as he tries to privatize the state’s liquor sales — something two of his predecessors tried but failed to do. Already … Continue reading →