Ale beer

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Heaven in a glass…light in body, spicy flavor and nose, with a nice clean finish. But still a “devil” of a beer.

A Durham, North Carolina brewery serving classic and southern experimental beer using local farmed ingredients (sweet potato, scuppernong, hickory wood).

This is Turkey’s Delight Cranberry Irish Red Ale. A holiday ale that is nice, bright red in color, is seasonably rich in malt flavor, and pairs perfectly with turkey in all of its various incarnations (including – and maybe especially – the leftovers).

Coopers Pale Ale The Original Pale Ale. Beware of pale imitations. Guaranteed to turn heads, this is the beer that inspired a new generation of ale drinkers. With its fruity and floral characters, balanced with a crisp bitterness, Coopers Pale Ale has a compelling flavour which is perfect for every occasion.

Inspired by tantalizing descriptions of cream ale from the early 20th century, this recipe combines ideas from both the pre- and post-Prohibition eras—including corn in the grist, dry hopping, and above-average strength.

Cerveja Widmer Brothers BRRR Seasonal Ale, estilo Strong Scotch Ale, produzida por Widmer Brothers Brewing Company, Estados Unidos. 7.2% ABV de álcool.

This seasonal English Dark Mild Ale slipped through the holiday cracks at Drinkhacker HQ, but we're trying to atone and get a quick review up while it's still on the market. (It should be readily available for at least another month or so.) Surprisingly mild-bodied, it's somewhat woody on the nose, exhibiting some mild baking/Christmas...

Follow the along process of making this hoppy amber ale with our Easy Guide To Making Beer video! This amber ale is perfect for an easy brew day. Using both specialty grains and extracts, Easy Amber Ale makes for a deliciously malty beer with a prominent hop character that pushes it into the amber IPA realm. Whether this is your first brew day or you're a seasoned brewer, this amber ale will have you begging for another sip! Learn more about making beer at home in our How To Brew section of…

Here's an American cream ale (All-Grain & Partial Mash) beer recipe you can brew at home with either all-grains or with a partial mash.