The residence-turned-museum is steeped in the history of beer brewing in the District.

Is there such a thing as too much beer? You can find out when Savor returns to DC next week.

The award-winning local brewery has reached a point where its greatest challenge is its own success.

Photos from D.C.’s most monstrous beer festival.

“It’s going to be just as natural to walk into a brewery and see a woman as it is to walk in and see a white guy with a bald head and a beard.”

They’ll remain open until December 31.

Take note, beer nerds: registration for the exclusive club begins January 2 at 11 a.m.

A group of residents in Mt. Pleasant want a ban on the sale of single beers to be amended to allow retailers to sell single bottles of high-end craft and artisinal beers.

Dogfish Head founder and president Sam Calagione may be one of the best known folks in the craft brewing industry. And chances are, if he meets you, he will remember your name.

D.C. is an expensive town to drink craft beer in. Yes, we do have a better selection than a lot of other cities, but that selection comes at a cost. Sites like Living Social and Groupon do have the occasional offer that gets us a quality pint on the cheap, but overall, you’ll be hard pressed to find any deals at most of the city’s best craft-centered bars.