Beer just got its first genetic family tree. From crisp lagers to hearty pale ales to cloudy hefeweizens, beer owes much of its stunning variety to the hundreds of strains of yeast that ferment it.

The Beer Family Tree: A guide to what you're drinking during Syracuse Beer Week. Published: ; Nov. 10, 2010, 10:00 a.m.

M ost accounts agree that porter-style ales originated in London around the turn of the 18th century, and were named after the railroad employees who were particularly fond of these rich and roasty… ...

The plan to use his fruit in beer intrigued Masumoto, and he offered Quiroga a tree to harvest in 2011. Quiroga enlisted the help of “like-minded beer nerds” for the trek to Fresno and the ...

Funkwerks Oud Bruin Funkwerks . ABV: 7.5% The Beer: This gold medal winner at the World Beer Cup is a barrel-aged Belgian-style sour ale. Oud Bruin is a traditional Flemish-style sour ale made for ...

Behold, Big Beer's Family Tree. Plus, how the companies side-step anti-monopoly laws. by Daniela Galarza Oct 2, 2014, 10:17am EDT ...

This is a sprawling section of the beer family tree, after all, with each sub-style varying in hoppiness, bitterness, and flavor profile. It’s a lot to get your head (and palate) around.

The Restaurant Crawl: A (somewhat) regular roundup of (mostly) national restaurant news, links, video and more. Beer family tree: Last year, six companies produced half of the world's beer. This ...