This week over at SlashFoods, Josh Bernstein picks a Just Beer brew as the beer of the week. Not only does he love the ingredients that go into making Bill Russell’s beers (hailing from Westport, Mass.), he likes the cheap price.

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Beer of the Week: Josh Bernstein Picks Just Beer Horseneck Golden IPA

Beer is good for you and can save you from having to go jogging, organizers insisted at the Great British Beer Festival this week.

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Can drinking beer save you from excercise?

Beer is good for you and can save you from having to go jogging, organisers insisted at the Great British Beer Festival this week.

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British drink to good health at beer festival

Beer is good for you and can save you from having to go jogging, organisers insisted at the Great British Beer Festival this week.

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Drinking to good health at great beer festival

This week is a doozie (or should we call it “boozie”?) with lots of fun beer happenings across the Metro area.

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This Week: Brickskeller Beer School Begins, Mikkeller at ChurchKey, Brew at the Zoo, Belgian National Day Celebrations …

Beer Man is a weekly profile of beers from across the country and around the world. This week: Shakparo, Sprecher Brewing Co., Glendale, Wis., (www.sprecherbrewery.com).

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Beer Man: Gluten-free Shakparo

At the end of this Monday’s podcast , you might have heard Chuck and I discussing Beers of the Week based around some of the astounding selections around town during the week of the Craft Beer Conference, as well as some other ones that weren’t highlighted during the fest. This is that BotW. The beers at Gene’s Sausage Shop might not have gotten the press that the invading brewers received, but …

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Chicagoist’s "Beer(s) of the Week:" Arsenalnoye Et. Al @ Gene’s

Forget the popcorn. These movies go best with beer

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Festival celebrates beer and short films

In this recession, craft beer has become a success story.

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Craft Brewers Conference Brings Best in Beer to Chicago

If Tisbury voters approve the sale of beer and wine in the town’s restaurants at the upcoming town ballot, how many licensed premises will they be signing up for?

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Poetic License in Beer, Wine Question Leaves Voters Puzzled (Vineyard Gazette)