The guy who invented the Crowler would be feeling proud right now, but he’s too busy taking orders for them. Jeremy Rudolf will be working seven days a week for the foreseeable future, but that’s okay ...

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Beer to go is nothing new in Colorado: Most breweries sell glass, plastic or stainless steel vessels, known as growlers, that they fill right from their tap lines. But some of those containers have ...

It seems like not so long ago, craft beer drinkers thought nothing good could come out of a can. Oskar Blues helped change that notion and started a craft can revolution. Oskar Blues also helped ...

I recently reported that San Diego's breweries have begun favoring cans over glass bottles, but that's only half the aluminum story. The same trend has been taking hold in the way tasting rooms offer ...

If you haven’t picked up a Crowler® yet, this cross between a can and a growler goes on sale at The Modern Brewery tasting room on Friday, April 15. Whoop it up on tax day with a ...

As craft beer become more and more mainstream, restaurants and breweries must constantly come up with new ways to remain relevant. Whether it’s rare or limited-release beers, events such as food ...

Several months ago, when the owners of Lonestar Beverages opened their Lewisville location, Taps and Caps, they made it worth the trek by being the first retail store in the U.S. to offer their ...

The latest flashpoint between Texas beer lovers and state beer law is a 32-ounce aluminum can that bars and restaurants fill with beer and sell to be consumed off-site. The can, called a crowler, is ...

The latest flashpoint between Texas beer lovers and state beer law is a 32-ounce aluminum can that bars and restaurants fill with beer and sell to be consumed off-site. The can, called a crowler, is ...