Beer
Here are six Pittsburgh-area breweries with nearby takeout options. Try one of our suggested brewery x takeout pairings; or make up your own.
We rounded up some practical beer gear including backpacks, growler koozies and bottle openers for summertime drinking.
It’s an ambitious, flavor-packed collab – ShuBrew and Four City Brewing (NJ) will release ‘Brewers Gonna Work It Out’ as a black wheat coffee beer with cacao nibs, Oreos, vanilla and lactose.
We sat down for a Q&A with John Lasher – head brewer at Cellar Works and the man behind Fruit Whip, a wildly successful smoothie sour beer.
A discussion about access, education, and opportunities in the craft beer community.
Getting started with carryout service, Trace Brewing has launched with beer in cans. Their plans for 2021, include a coffee bar, beer garden and more.
The collaboration beer from Pittsburgh Brewing Company and Dancing Gnome is a modern-day rebirth of a 1970s classic. It arrives just in time for Fourth of July weekend.
Dixie Beer will drop “Dixie” from its name, according to owner Gayle Benson.
Alongside eight local breweries, the Pittsburgh Brewers Guild has organized a Zoom call for folks eager to hear from their favorite breweries. Here’s how you can register and join.
We’re spotlighting Fourth Street – the year-round flagship IPA at Four Points Brewing – and its accompanying variants. Here’s what to expect and where to find it.