'Beer bill' has Texas brewers worried about new craft beer law A bill passed in the Texas legislature, known as the beer bill, has many brewers in the state concerned about their ability to expand.

Craft brewers are calling for the boycott of these 14 'imposter' beer brands Craft brewers are banding together to cut off beer brands that have been acquired by Anheuser-Busch InBev, the largest brewer in the world.

Brewers Bet Beer Drinkers Seek More Sober Suds After years of trying and failing to jump-start sales of alcohol-free beer, brewers like AB InBev, Heineken and Carlsberg are expanding their nonalcoholic offerings with renewed zeal.

Brewers Bet Beer Drinkers Seek More Sober Suds Shift to healthier consumption, tighter regulations renew beer makers’ hopes for nonalcoholic offerings

The craft beer project that grew from Masumoto Family Farm's peach trees Not long ago, brewers were ridiculed for daring to adulterate their beer with fruit, and drinkers largely bought into the idea that beer should be free from additives beyond the malt and hops integral to the beverage.

Light Beer Gets in Touch With Serious Side Sharp declines in light-beer sales since 2007 are driving a merger boom in the beer industry, including the prospect of a deal between the two biggest brewers: Anheuser-Busch InBev and SABMiller.

Weekend Sip: A Beer-Tasting Non-Alcoholic Beer Hitting the road for a summertime weekend getaway? How about Clausthaler Amber Dry Hopped non-alcoholic beer that tastes like, well, beer.

Big brewers tap into craft beer craze SABMiller has snapped up one of the UK's biggest independent brewers as the craft beer boom continues.

Big brewers tap into craft beer craze SABMiller has snapped up one of the UK's biggest independent brewers as the craft beer boom continues.

Beer Brewers Unite To Call For Action On Climate Change WASHINGTON -- A group of 24 brewers from across the country have come together to cut greenhouse gas emissions from their operations and call for strong national...