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The craft beer industry's decade-long obsession with hazy IPAs is ending not with a whimper but with a lager — and the breweries that dismissed clean, restrained styles as boring are now scrambling to catch up to the producers who never abandoned them.
The craft beer industry spent a decade telling you that turbidity was a personality trait. Hazy IPAs — lactose-bombed, adjunct-heavy, often indistinguishable from each other — became the default identity for a generation of breweries that confused novelty wit…
Read the full take →An ad executive ditched Manhattan to build a winery with a Batman obsession. Now Gotham Winery in Branchport, NY is shining a literal bat-signal across the lake while winning gold medals for Riesling. Spoiler: the real …
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