Hey, you didn’t think it was all lattes up in the Pacific Northwest, right? Well, now you can go and visit Seattle for their very own microbrew fest on August 23. You excited? You should be.

For those of you making the trek to Minneapolis for the Republican National Convention in September, be prepared for special surprise beers from some of the twin cities’ most articulate beer makers.

Buffalo’s largest brewery (yeah, that’s not saying much) dominates the local brewing market with their trademark Aviator Red. If you can find it outside the area, it is most certainly worth a look (and taste!)

The Tavern has more stories to tell than sports tales. Tough Love says the natives believe the building to be haunted, and not by ugly Cotton Bowl losses alone.

The Cask ‘n Flagon isn’t the only sports bar in Beantown. The SPIRIT Bar ain’t all bad, either. And trust us, it’s bigger than it looks, too.

America’s second-oldest family brewery opened it’s doors to The Love of Beer on Saturday. Visual evidence and pervasive thoughts about the field trip after the jump.

Just because Reading, PA isn’t on your radar doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be. C.G. Morelli says if you travel to the Lehigh Valley, you should make Northeast Taproom your first (and last) stop.

In an essential read, the San Francisco Chronicle had an off-the-wall Q&A session with Dogfish Head founding father Sam Calagione. Find out what beer they brew is 2,700 years old.