Craft Beer

Lucky for us we have lots of awesome breweries in the Treasure Valley, but sometimes a good ole fashioned "bad" beer is what's necessary to get the party started. Here's Idaho's favorite "Bad" beer.

2020 has been an insane year, truly. A pandemic, civil unrest, wildfires, masks, Facebook. Everything is turned up a notch or 10 and tonight I had a glimpse of normalcy that I'd like to share with you.

A month-long celebration of Idaho's craft beer industry will lead up to the Idaho Craft Beer Month Festival on April 28th in Boise. You can get started this week with a free commemorative mug!

There's a handy new app created in Boise that will help craft beer drinkers know where to go to try some new brews. At half-price.

If you believe the latest trends, America loves light yellow beer and hasn't quite acquired a taste for the darker IPAs and craft beers. Really? This news may help you decide what to serve at your big football party next weekend.

2017 was a year of ups and downs for restaurants, breweries and wineries. We gained a few new happy hour destinations, but lost a few old favorites.

Boise's craft beer industry just keeps growing, and the newest addition will celebrate its grand opening this Friday and Saturday near Boise State.

It's an Idaho beer that you may be familiar with already, but starting this summer you'll have a new place to drink it with a new tap room opening up in downtown Boise.

The craft brew industry has exploded over the past few years, and Idaho brewers are cranking out some pretty amazing stuff. See where Boise lands on the list of the best home brewing cities in the US.

Beer making is a big deal these days.  Just look at all the craft beer breweries that have popped up here in the Treasure Valley over the last decade. But this might be taking craft beer making to a new low.  Beer made from a woman's umm. uh..ahem private parts.