The U.S. craft beer industry is facing a downturn as more breweries shut down than open, with rising supply costs and shifting consumer habits driving closures.

New Yorkers may be able to buy locally produced bottles of alcohol to take home from certain restaurants, a state senator hopes.

Calling all craft beer enthusiasts! NYC Beer Week kicked off on Saturday at the Box Factory in Industry City, where the nonprofit New York City Brewers Guild hosted a jam-packed Opening Bash ...

New York City may seem like a cocktail town, but its growing beer scene is a don't-miss. While Brooklyn Brewery, which opened in 1988, may have helped pave the path, new microbreweries are ...

The New York Beer and Brewery Tour is NYC's Original Craft Beer Tasting Experience on Wheels! Enjoy some of the finest craft beer as you tour NYC! Experience New York’s celebrated craft beer ...

The beer boondoggle is another “nail in the New York coffin” for the industry, according to Lee Seinfeld, owner of Dive Bar and three other spots on the Upper West Side. “This is going to be ...

BROOKLYN. N.Y. (PIX11) — The New York City Beer Week is returning to Industry City in Brooklyn on Saturday, Feb. 24. The week kicks off with the Opening Bash, the biggest celebration of craft ...

The Real McCoy Beer Co. is getting ready to open its newest location in Slip 12 in Albany. Owner Mike Bellini said they’re ...

The oldest brewery in the entire New York State is right here around Buffalo. The brewery opened up in 1986 and it is one ...

Rochester, N.Y. — Since its launch in 1960, Genesee Cream Ale has become perhaps the most recognized beer ever produced in Upstate New York. And though the recipe/formula hasn’t changed ...