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As dozens of new microbreweries spring up across the country every year, brewing beer has become a way of life for many people interested in providing honest, quality products to discerning customers who know a good brew when they see one. Not since the 19th century has there been so many options for beer lovers to choose from–and, with home breweries become more popular, more competition in the brewing business.

Brewing beer has become popular once more because it’s so easy to do, as the process requires just three (more…)

Miller Brewing Company was founded in 1855 by Frederick Miller in the Menomoree Valley of Milwaukee Wisconsin. It had previously been a small brewery called Plank Road Brewery. Controlling interest was sold to WR Grace & Co. 19 September 1966 from the granddaughter of Frederick Miller. Philip Morris acquired Miller Brewing Company 12 June 1969. South African Breweries bought controlling interest in Miller 30 May 2002.

Miller purchased Sparks and Steel Reserve brands 14 August 2006. On 9 October 2007 Miller merged operations with the USA operations of Molson Coors. Miller retained 58 of the company and (more…)

Touring Breweries on vacation is becoming increasingly popular with people of all ages. Checking out national breweries like Budweiser and Sam Adams, as well as local craft breweries has become a vacation that many enjoy.

Budweiser is a nationally known brewery that is headquartered in St Louis, MO but has breweries in several parts of the United States including the Northeast, the South, and the West; making it easy to find a brewery near you to tour and taste excellent beer. The tours are available year round and not only can you taste the beer that’s available (more…)

Starting with the best water, no matter what the recipe calls for, is extremely important. Some people say that water is water. That could not be further from the truth. Water from different sources have different tastes. Each water brings a unique offering to a recipe. For instance, water from Chicago taps taste different from water than New York taps. Pizza lovers from both cities believe the water makes their pizza taste best.

Water has long (more…)