As craft beer market grows, so do wild flavors

By: Dee-Ann Durbin Associated Press May 29, 2019

Anyone for steak and onion Kolsch? Or a macaroni and cheese pale ale? Those were among the flavors at the Strange Brew Festival in Reno, Nevada, this month, where competition for attention has intensified as craft beers have boomed. Brewers have always experimented, from the medieval Belgians who stirred sour cherries into their beer to newer varieties ...

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As craft beer market grows, so do wild flavors

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