BEER FEATURES AND REVIEWS

Beer has been around since the time of the ancient Egyptians, and the centuries since have not diluted its popularity. Brewed from malted barley with other grains, beer is capable of a range of flavors and pairs well with most meals. See our seasonal lists and beer reviews to find some of the best brews from around the world.

HALE AND HEARTY
Beyond Beer Guts and Bud Light
Research now suggests that drinking beer in moderation can boost health. So twist open a frosty bottle to enjoy with your burger and toast the harvest with confidence.

ENJOY A COLD ONE IN THE COLD
Top 10 Winter Beers
While beer is associated more with cooling off than warming up, winter beers are fuller in body and maltier than standard styles, giving imbibers that warm, fuzzy feeling.

Our list of the Top 10 Winter Beers will help you find the perfect cold weather beers to give you that warm and fuzzy feeling

Read our review of O'Hara's Irish Wheat beer, which is mild in flavor, with fruit aromas on the nose balancing a hoppy finish

LOAF IN A BOTTLE
O'Hara's Irish Wheat Beer
Made by one of the first craft breweries in Ireland, this wheat beer is now available in America. It boasts a mild flavor, with fruit aromas on the nose balancing a hoppy finish.

Top 10 Beer Lists

• Top 10 Fall Beers
• Top 10 Irish Beers
• Top 10 Sipping Beers
• Top 10 Oktoberfest Beers

• Top 10 Spring Maibocks
• Top 10 Summer Beers
• Top 10 Winter Beers

Beer Reviews & Features

• Carlsberg's Jacobsen Vintage No. 1
• Deschutes Red Chair NWPA
• Kona Brewing Co. Wailua Wheat Beer
• Maui Brewing Co.
• O'Hara's Irish Wheat Beer

• Beer Health Benefits
• Glasi Pilsner Beer Glass
• Spiegelau Beer Classics Connoisseur Kit
• Top U.S. Oktoberfest Celebrations

Book Reviews

• Uncorking the Past

• Ambitious Brew

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(Updated: 11/30/11 BH)

TOP 10 WINES UNDER $10

Good wine comes in all price ranges, including $10 bucks or less. Check out our latest selections for those on a budget or who love a good deal.

TOP 10 WINTER BEERS

While beer is associated more with cooling, winter beers are fuller in body and maltier than standard styles, giving imbibers that warm, fuzzy feeling.