Jessie Dax-Setkus

I know what you’re thinking, “Oh boy, here we go again with the gluten-free trend—these beers are gross!” Well, rest assured, gluten-free beers have come a very long way over the years, so gone are the days when you could tell a beer was gluten-free simply by taking a small hesitant taste. Actually, many of […]

Everyone has heard of an IPA, which is the extremely hop forward beer that many either love or hate. In the market today, IPAs are extremely popular, which has caused brewers to create new styles like Double and Triple IPAs that push the envelope on the hops and malts within these brews. A Triple IPA

Orange County, California, is home to many great cities like Laguna, Newport, and Huntington Beach, which are all known for their scenic panoramic views and surf scene, but have you ever heard of Anaheim? Anaheim is in the heart of Orange County as it was one of the first cities founded in Orange County. It

Mexican Lagers go hand-and-hand with summer-like peanut butter and jelly. Can you think of a pool or beach day without a quality Mexican Lager up for grabs? Many say it is the perfect summer beverage because it is such a light and crisp beer to drink. Heck, you can have a few of them and

When you think about Saint Patrick’s Day, you instinctively think of two types of beer, light beer that has been dyed green and the traditional Irish Stout. In fact, you can’t go to a Saint Paddy’s Day soiree without having a pint of the stuff.  Many that haven’t tried a genuine Irish Stout believe that

You know Foster’s is “Australian for beer,” but what else do you really know about Australian beer? Although Australian beers aren’t quite as popular as Mexican or German beers, there still is a lot going on with this region. Because Australia is so hot and the climate is so harsh, Australian beers are extremely light

There’s nothing much better on this planet than enjoying a delicious, cold beer with friends or even while relaxing in the pool on a hot day. In recent years, people have been gravitating towards hoppier beers that boast a more complex flavor than your standard lager. Pale Ales and IPAs have taken the market by