Craft beer’s roots trace back to underground home brewing, which was legalized with a stroke of the pen by Carter in 1978. Photo: Jacob Reynolds/WSJ Home Browse Series Live Q&A WSJ Events From ...

MARK CROSSE Fresno Bee file photo Kevin Cox was an icon in Fresno’s craft beer scene ... in other countries. The beer making started from a home-brewing kit she bought for him as a gift.

Now that warmer weather is upon us, craft beer is the best excuse to wet your beak and warm up while the sun’s out (or below the horizon, we’re not fussy). That's why we’ve rounded up the best craft ...

Tributes have poured in from around the country marking the death of former President Jimmy Carter, including from craft beer mavens, who credit the Democrat with legalizing homebrewing in the ...

with a monumental mission “to teach people what craft beer could be,” he said. Over the next three decades, Cambridge Brewing introduced patrons to spiced pumpkin ales and robust barley wines.

There was always a pretty good chance Ben Cleary would work in the drinks industry – and not just because of his obvious love ...

Carter was not the only politician to push forward the cause of beer freedom ... Gerald Ford signed into law a 20% tax cut for small commercial breweries. State by state, breweries were freed ...

"But craft beer as a segment of the hospitality industry has been having difficulties for some time, with both dedicated beer bars and breweries going out of business across Florida and nationwide ...

Where have the homebrewers gone? What does their absence say about craft beer at large, which is facing its own struggles with interest and sales? And what does a possible future look like for ...