Want to help us document NC beer history? Currently we're looking for materials between 1985 & 2005. Early breweries, festivals, homebrewing, legislative work- all of these played a critical role in making NC Beer what it is today. Reach out if you have things that might help us document this story!

MANY thanks to everyone who came to or participated in our event last week. It’s been a while and we’re a tad rusty, but everyone laughed and talked and seemed to have a great time. Special thanks to Kinney, Bobby, and Julie. Y’all are all great storytellers.

Beer in Art #1696 View of the Interior of a Brewery at Work (Popular Encyclopedia or Conversations Lexicon, edited by Charles Annandale), by Blackie & Son, 1837-93 (Scotland)

Our free event is tomorrow night! I’m adding the beer list to the comments now. #ncbeer

My takeaway this week: What is history? And why is the hunt for information becoming more difficult? abetterbeerblog427.com/2025/10/16/t...

It's the 40th ann. of NC craft beer, the 20th of Pop The Cap, AND it's #ncbeermonth ! So we've put together a FREE event for ppl on October 23rd. Register here: go.uncg.edu/wellcrafted40/ or via our web site at wellcraftednc.com where you will find more details.