beer

After eight years, Bill Howell is closing the tab on Drinking on the Last Frontier

Brewers brace for increased costs from potential tariffs

Soldotna’s annual winter craft beer festival celebrated its 10th anniversary Saturday. The Frozen RiverFest spotlights brewers from around the state, and is coupled with live music, bonfires and fireworks at Soldotna Creek Park.

Looking for a beverage to accompany your holiday feast? Bill has recommendations on craft beers for each course. Plus, checking in on the growth of employee-owned Denali Brewing Co., and the silver medal-winning Girdwood Brewing Co.

Kenai River Brewing Co.'s Doug Hogue joins Bill to talk about brewing local — locally grown fruit, hops and more can be added to homebrew for a customized craft beer,

Raise a pint to fall with Oktoberfest-style beers, and the ever-popular good-old Guinness style. Plus, Bill congratulates Susitna Brewing Co., winner of the People’s Choice Brewery and People’s Choice Beer awards at the Kenai Peninsula Beer Festival, and Country Malt Group.

Breweries from across the state gathered in Soldotna over the weekend to promote their beverages at the annual Kenai Peninsula Beer Festival. The event is the Soldotna Rotary Club’s largest fundraising event of the year and supports local projects while educating the community about their work.

The German Altbier style is a refreshing alternative to heavier, hoppier summer beers

St. Elias brewer Zach Henry on balancing palates with popularity