How Jimmy Carter paved way for craft beer
Everything changed in 1978 when Carter signed HR 1337, legalizing homebrewing for personal use. The move allowed Americans to brew up to 100 gallons per person and 200 per household tax-free. Basement hobbyists becoming legitimate gave rise to the craft beer boom.
After decades of meteoric success, this year marked the first time since 2005 that more breweries closed than opened.
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Advanced brewing technology may also be a boon for homebrewing as new at-home systems can reduce initial knowledge barriers ...
I’d like to wish everyone a “Happy New Year,” and I sincerely mean that. However, the ongoing news in the craft beer world ...
Kati Patang will scale up its beer business by incubating smaller brands and focusing on premium products. With new ...
A favorite of downtown Elgin diners will start the new year with new owners as Elgin Public House closes temporarily during ...
While there have been several Long Island craft beer brewery closings, two new breweries opened in 2024, and several ...
The result is an non-alcoholic beer that’s also a craft beer. “We are giving the person who wants to remain sober — but also have a beer — a better option,” Rogers said. Rogers ...
Tributes to former President Jimmy Carter were pouring in from his small hometown of Plains, Georgia, and around the world.
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