11/11/2019 Abby Isaacs WMAR Baltimore   “It got your six, that would be something I would say to somebody that’s in front of me, that says, ‘You can keep going forward. I got your back’,” […]

10/29/2019 Jeff Clabaugh WTOP “Hops are not a Maryland crop, but Frederick-based Flying Dog Brewery would like to change that. It recently brewed a beer with hops harvested as part of an experiment in Maryland. […]

10/28/2019 Amanda Yeager Baltimore Business Journal “If you’ve ever been disappointed by a spilled drink, imagine having to say goodbye to nearly 2,000 gallons of beer all at once. That was recently the case at […]

10/22/2019 Jenna Dutton Washington City Paper “His name is Henry Benesch, but everyone calls him “Zadie.” The word means “grandfather” or “storyteller” in Yiddish, but typically uses the spellings “Zayde” or “Zaide.” He’s from what’s now […]

10/16/2019 Taylor Deville The Baltimore Sun “Just over a year after opening its doors, Guinness’ only U.S. brewery is gearing up to sell its first Baltimore-born brew nationwide. The Over the Moon Milk Stout is named […]

(BALTIMORE, MD) – The Brewers Association of Maryland (BAM) is pleased to unveil a new brand identity, reflecting the unity and strength of its members and their growing industry. Following a request for proposals issued […]

9/15/2019 Jon Kelvey The Baltimore Sun “After months of anticipation, Taneytown’s Brewery Fire taproom opened its doors Friday afternoon, and the new pub in the corner of the bowling alley building promptly filled with patrons […]

9/15/2019 Steve Bohnel Frederick News Post “When it comes to making beer, Tom Barse keeps more than 90 percent of his ingredients local. He grows an acre of hops on Stillpoint Farm near Mount Airy. […]

8/25/2019 Greg Larry The Tribune-Democrat     “Tony Cornwell and his wife Denise Partsch Cornwell were inspired after visiting the 1812 Brewery on Mason Road. The couple have a 26-acre farm off U.S. Route 40 […]