The Brewers Association: The Brewers Association, which is an exceptional educational organization, is also the
preeminent source for beer industry statistical data. Their purpose is "to promote and protect American craft beer and
American craft brewers and the community of brewing enthusiasts."
The BJCP: Founded in 1985, the Beer Judge Certification Program serves as America's gold standard of certifications for
beer judges. Anytime you see a "Gold Medal" awarded to a brewer at a major competition, it was selected by a panel of
judges who have matriculated in this program. About 3,000 people in America have passed the rigorous test to join the elite
team of BJCP Certified Judges. The purpose of this organization is "to promote beer literacy and the appreciation of real
beer, and to recognize beer tasting and evaluation skills."
CAMRA: The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) was launched in the U.K. in 1971. Today, CAMRA has over 84,000
members worldwide, who are campaigning for real ale, real pubs, and consumer rights. Real ale, or beer that is conditioned
in its serving vessel (cask ale and cask conditioned bottled beer) is experiencing a startling rennaissance in certain parts of the
United States, thanks largely to the support of groups such as CAMRA.
National Cask Ale Sources: Real ale guru Alex Hall provides a comprehensive listing of every source of cask beer in
North America.
Craft Beer Guild: (Coming in Summer, 2007) Sponsored by the preeminent distributor of craft beer in the northeast
and created by the co-founder of Lake House Brewing Company, this educational resource offers in-depth information
about hundreds of interesting craft beers, the BSAT to test your beer knowledge, and a comprehensive "beer finder" to
locate a store or restaurant in your area carrying a unique craft beer.
Beer Advocate: The Alstrom brothers, Jason and Todd, launched Beer Advocate in 2000 to spread the gospel of craft
beer among over 2 million unique visitors per month. The purpose of the site is reflected through their motto: "respect
beer."
RateBeer: This unique website generates objective ratings for over 30,000 beers - virtually every beer that is
commercially produced. RateBeer, founded in May, 2000 by Bill Buchanan, has become the premiere source for consumer
driven beer ratings.
Ale Street News: The Ale Street News, which is published by craft beer aficionado Tony Fordor, is the most widely
circulated beer newspaper in America.
All About Beer: One of America's most appreciated beverage periodicals is All About Beer magazine, which features an
educationally packed website.
Here's to Beer: This outstanding educational resource was launched with an advertisement called "Slainte" in the 2005
Super Bowl. We raise a glass to Anheuser-Busch, who sponsors Here's to Beer Inc., the organization that promotes beer
as "the drink of moderation."
The Beer Mapping Project: This site incorporates advanced mapping technology to show you where to find breweries,
beer bars, beer stores, and brewpubs nationwide.
preeminent source for beer industry statistical data. Their purpose is "to promote and protect American craft beer and
American craft brewers and the community of brewing enthusiasts."
The BJCP: Founded in 1985, the Beer Judge Certification Program serves as America's gold standard of certifications for
beer judges. Anytime you see a "Gold Medal" awarded to a brewer at a major competition, it was selected by a panel of
judges who have matriculated in this program. About 3,000 people in America have passed the rigorous test to join the elite
team of BJCP Certified Judges. The purpose of this organization is "to promote beer literacy and the appreciation of real
beer, and to recognize beer tasting and evaluation skills."
CAMRA: The Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) was launched in the U.K. in 1971. Today, CAMRA has over 84,000
members worldwide, who are campaigning for real ale, real pubs, and consumer rights. Real ale, or beer that is conditioned
in its serving vessel (cask ale and cask conditioned bottled beer) is experiencing a startling rennaissance in certain parts of the
United States, thanks largely to the support of groups such as CAMRA.
National Cask Ale Sources: Real ale guru Alex Hall provides a comprehensive listing of every source of cask beer in
North America.
Craft Beer Guild: (Coming in Summer, 2007) Sponsored by the preeminent distributor of craft beer in the northeast
and created by the co-founder of Lake House Brewing Company, this educational resource offers in-depth information
about hundreds of interesting craft beers, the BSAT to test your beer knowledge, and a comprehensive "beer finder" to
locate a store or restaurant in your area carrying a unique craft beer.
Beer Advocate: The Alstrom brothers, Jason and Todd, launched Beer Advocate in 2000 to spread the gospel of craft
beer among over 2 million unique visitors per month. The purpose of the site is reflected through their motto: "respect
beer."
RateBeer: This unique website generates objective ratings for over 30,000 beers - virtually every beer that is
commercially produced. RateBeer, founded in May, 2000 by Bill Buchanan, has become the premiere source for consumer
driven beer ratings.
Ale Street News: The Ale Street News, which is published by craft beer aficionado Tony Fordor, is the most widely
circulated beer newspaper in America.
All About Beer: One of America's most appreciated beverage periodicals is All About Beer magazine, which features an
educationally packed website.
Here's to Beer: This outstanding educational resource was launched with an advertisement called "Slainte" in the 2005
Super Bowl. We raise a glass to Anheuser-Busch, who sponsors Here's to Beer Inc., the organization that promotes beer
as "the drink of moderation."
The Beer Mapping Project: This site incorporates advanced mapping technology to show you where to find breweries,
beer bars, beer stores, and brewpubs nationwide.
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