There are few things more refreshing than a cold beer on a hot day—unless, of course, that beer has been transformed into a Michelada. Equal parts beverage, ritual, and cultural touchstone, the Michelada is a gateway into Mexican culinary creativity, a cure for hangovers, and the centerpiece of backyard fiestas. In this deep dive, we’ll trace its origins, distinguish it from its milder cousin the Chelada, explore
Let's be honest—when you hear "Cinco de Mayo," your brain probably jumps straight to tacos, tequila, and really cold beer. And hey, we're not here to stop you. But if you're going to celebrate with a pint in hand, why not also know what you're raising that glass to? Many people don't realize it's not Mexico's Independence Day, which is celebrated on September 16. Cinco de Mayo actually commemorates something very different—and it just so happens
May 7 marks a special day for beer lovers everywhere—National Homebrew Day!
First declared by the U.S Congress in 1988, National Homebrew Day honors the creativity, passion, and community spirit that define the homebrewing world. Each year, thousands of brewers, from seasoned experts to first-time hobbyists, come together to celebrate the craft that brings people and pints closer together.
Easter weekend brings a lot of familiar sights: pastel everything, awkward family brunches, and enough candy to single-handedly support your dentist’s retirement plan. But somewhere between egg hunts and deviled eggs, there's an underrated tradition
Every great holiday deserves a proper celebration, and National Beer Day is no exception. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast, a homebrewing hobbyist, or just someone who enjoys a cold one, April 7th is a day to raise a glass to the beverage that has stood the test of time. But what exactly is National Beer Day, beyond just another excuse to crack open a cold one? And why do we celebrate it? Let's take a look at the history behind this beer-lovers holiday and how you can make the most of it with
Root Beer is a true American classic, rivaling apple pie and baseball in its cultural significance. While many associate it with modern soda fountains, its roots stretch back to the indigenous tribes of North America. Over time, these early concoctions evolved, intertwining with American brewing traditions. While root beer may not be beer in the traditional sense, its origins share the same fermentation processes that gave rise to homebrewed ales and small beers. Today you can embrace this legacy
Presidents Day is a time to honor America’s leaders—but did you know that many of them were beer lovers and even homebrewers? From George Washington’s handwritten beer recipe to Barack Obama’s historic White House brew, beer has played an important role in the history of the presidency.
If you’re a homebrewer, you’re following in the footsteps of some of America’s greatest leaders! Let’s take a look at the fascinating relationship between U.S. presidents and beer—and how you can
Let’s be real for a second, with Valentine's Day rapidly approaching at the end of the week. The rush to the nearest store begins. Like clockwork, you grab chocolate, roses, a sappy card, and maybe even a stuffed animal. While these might be nice gifts in theory, let's face it: flowers wilt, chocolates melt, and the teddy bear…well, it’s just taking up space.
But here’s a twist - this year
The Super Bowl isn’t just about football—it’s about the food, the drinks, and the all-day experience. Whether you're tailgating, hosting a watch party, or just in it for the commercials, one thing is certain: beer and football are a match made in heaven.
But not just any beer. The right beer elevates the flavors of your favorite game-day snacks, making every bite and sip better than the last. Whether you’re enjoying spicy buffalo wings, cheesy
Hey everyone, I’m Matt, the new Marketing Manager here at Mr. Beer! You’re going to be seeing my name on a lot of these articles, so I figured a proper introduction was in order. My goal is to make Mr. Beer more accessible to you, our brewers, and to help build an even stronger community around homebrewing.
