The Business of Beer, Episode 69 with LA Beer Hop Founder & Beer Guide, Hal Mooney.
In this episode of the Business of Beer with Andy “The Beerman” Coppock, we are joined by LA Beer Hop Founder & Beer Guide, Hal Mooney. He joins us to talk about how he started LA Beer
The Business of Beer, Episode 68 with Beer & Whiskey Writer, Lew Bryson
In this episode of the Business of Beer with Andy “The Beerman” Coppock, we are joined by Beer & Whiskey Writer, Lew Bryson. He joins us to talk about how he got started with writing
Defining a Craft Beer: 5 Ways to Describe a Style
Serving craft beer is the easy part. Even spouting off a list of characteristics is something anyone can memorize—but do you really know the details that go into a beer’s character? Part of the fun
Top 10 Beers Guaranteed to Make Your Bar Money: San Diego Edition
Choosing the right beer to sell can make or possibly break your business. Here at TapHunter we know this is a big decision, so we are here to help. Below are the most sought after
The San Diego Festival of Beer
“Drink beer, cure cancer,” says the cheerful crowd, and that’s exactly what the San Diego Festival of Beer is all about. People having a good time, for a good cause. What is the San
The Business of Beer, Episode 67 with RateBeer Founder, Joe Tucker
In this episode of the Business of Beer with Andy “The Beerman” Coppock, we are joined by RateBeer Founder, Joe Tucker. He joins us to talk about how RateBeer began, the collaboration with TapHunter, how TapHunter users will have
Coffee Beers: A Continuing Trend
As a bar owner, it should come as no surprise that many customers thoroughly enjoy the combination of caffeine and alcohol. Some patrons may opt for a vodka Redbull, while beer lovers will—no doubt, reach
The Business of Beer with Founders Brewing Co. Co-Founder & President, Dave Engbers
In this episode of the Business of Beer with Andy “The Beerman” Coppock, we are joined by Founders Brewing Co. Co-Founder & President, Dave Engbers. He joins us to talk about the mid ’90s boom of breweries, how
Beer Style: Cask Ale
One of the oldest styles of beer, cask ale (also referred to as ‘real ale’) is beer in it’s rawest form. It was originally brewed by monks to replace poor water supplies, and when it
Brewery, Microbrewery, Brewpub. What’s the Difference?
As a bar or restaurant owner, knowing what’s in your craft beer and where it comes from are two essentials to being an expert on your product. We all know a brewery is the place
The Business of Beer with Brasserie Saint James Head Brewer, Josh Watterson
The Business of Beer, Episode 65: Brasserie Saint James Head Brewer, Josh Watterson In this episode of the Business of Beer with Andy “The Beerman” Coppock, we are joined by Brasserie Saint James Head Brewer, Josh
Top 10 Beers Guaranteed to Make Your Bar Money: Raleigh-Durham Edition
Choosing the right beer to sell can make or break your business. Here at TapHunter we know this is a big decision, so we are here to help. Below are the most sought after beers
The 7 Main Categories of Beer
We’re decades into the craft beer movement and the different types, styles and flavor profiles of modern beers never seem to end. Currently, there are seven primary categories of beer: crisp, hop, malt, roast, smoke,
Top 10 Beers Guaranteed to Make Your Bar Money: Atlanta Edition
Choosing the right beer to sell can make or break your business. Here at TapHunter we know this is a big decision, so we are here to help. Below are the most sought after beers
Beer Style: Bock Beer
Bock is a strong German lager that is highly popular among craft beer lovers. It has been associated with special occasions and good times for hundreds of years. The German word “bock” translates to goat,