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How Native American-Owned Breweries are Reclaiming Agency
According to a 2019 survey by the Brewers Association, only 4% of the breweries in the US are owned by Native Americans or Alaska Natives. Between a history of economic and social …
Girly Drinks: A World History of Women and Alcohol
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Between the gender disparity in distilleries and cocktails that are associated with femininity, the culture of drinking has long been patriarchally dictated. Mallory O’Meara’s Girly Drinks forces a reckoning with this gendered …
Brooklyn’s BKE Kombucha Blends Healthcare, Heritage + Honesty
These delicate brews reflect the story of two frontline workers with a passion for fermentation
Berkshire Mountain Distillers’ Craft Brewers Whiskey Project
12 exemplary whiskeys distilled from a dozen regional beers
NYC’s First Women-Owned + Women-Operated Production Brewery, Talea Beer Co
From accessible beers to a welcoming taproom, all the design considerations at this Brooklyn spot
North Carolina Brewery Wicked Weed Ventures into Natural Wine with Vīdl
Experimental, natural wines made by a team of former-brewers
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5,000-Year-Old Large-Scale Brewery Discovered in Egypt
Believed to be the oldest known “industrial-scale” brewery in the world, a 5,000-year-old facility has been discovered in the North Abydos excavation site, located in the southern Egyptian city of Sohag. Consisting …
Manhattan’s Torch & Crown Brewing Company Opens
The borough's only brewery now welcomes guests to its restaurant garden