When photojournalist Nick Rohlman, of The Gazette, ventured down into Iowa City’s beer caves, he found a light that made him contemplate “the parallels between photography, journalism, and the casting of shadows”.
Movie audiences next summer will be able to watch a historic drama of the bloody fight over alcohol sales in Iowa City. They may even watch “Death of a Brewer” over a cold beer at their local brewery.
This year’s lineup for the Iowa Craft Brew Festival features several breweries from around the Corridor.
What area brewers have to say about declining sales in tap rooms across Eastern Iowa.
Two drink festivals are merging with a new debut on May 11 for beers, ciders, meads and spirits.
Tickets, now on sale at iowacraftbrewfestival.com, start at $45. Each ticket includes unlimited samples, a commemorative tasting glass, and access to festival grounds with shade tents, vendors, yard games and a variety of food trucks.
With a wide range of traditional and modern beer styles paired with an elevated menu and loads of activities, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy yourself at Field Day Brewing Company in North Liberty.
“For the second time this year, Iowa breweries have been recognized as some of the best and brightest,” said Iowa Brewers Guild executive director Noreen Otto. “When Iowans drink local, they’re drinking some of the best craft beer in the world.”
Textile TapHaus’ new satellite taproom brings its industrial vibes to Atkins’ main street in Benton County with its fourth location.
With multiple spaces across three floors, exclusive brews and a substantial menu from a new New Orleans chef, ReUnion Brewery’s new Iowa City location is a big contender as a restaurant, night club and brewery.
Big Grove Brewery and GreenState Credit Union have partnered, for the second year in a row, to release A Greener State of Mind, with proceeds going to benefit Wings2Water, an environmental group started at the Eastern Iowa Airport.
Turning a passion into a project, Benton County Brewing Company is putting itself on the map with the types of beer other breweries don’t think about.
This month, breweries across Iowa are taking advantage of new changes that modernize Iowa’s alcohol laws for the first time in decades.
After ceasing brewing operations, Thew Brewing at 301 Second Ave. SW will reopen as The Lucky Cat later this month with comedy, trivia, yoga and other events. It’ll offer some drinks and food, including a drink named after drag queen Lexi Belle.
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