Bars & Breweries

Get yourself a bottle of creamy coquito for the holidays. Better make it two.

Raise a glass to Broward County’s best breweries.

It’s tiki time!

The state has nearly 50 distilleries to tour.

Music, games, and plenty of beer.

Get ready for 11 days of beer events and tap takeovers at breweries throughout Miami-Dade and Broward.

A search for Russian vodka on Total Wine’s website returns the Ukrainian flag’s colors of blue and yellow.

It’s time to get lit at these Christmas and Hanukkah-themed holiday pop-up bars.

Newbie winos and knowledgeable enthusiasts alike can find new favorite vintages.

Here are seven South Florida-made hard seltzers to drink right now.

A number of full-service breweries are offering a broad menu of eats along with their craft suds.

The Thirsty Bartenders show you how to make your favorite cocktail on social media.

Bunchy’s Homebrew, a Black-owned brewery featuring ales, is set to open in West Tampa in 2021.

J.F. Haden’s turns local mangos into liqueur.

Miami restaurants will celebrate National Margarita Day by offering special deals and unique takes on one of South Florida’s favorite cocktails.

Less than two years after its initial opening, Tarpon River Brewing has gone experimental with a series of beers that use wild yeast and barrel aging along with local fruits. The resulting beers are funky, bright, and full of grassy, tropical fruit, and floral notes.

Unlimited samples and bottomless beer — you read that right. Brews from more than 50 breweries will be showcased this weekend for the inaugural Brews at the Beach Festival in Fort Lauderdale.

Craft Beer Cellar, a craft beer bar and bottle shop, has quietly opened in Fort Lauderdale. Situated in a small strip mall alongside Egg & You Diner, the 1,500-square-foot bottle shop and taproom offers rare beers to take home and to drink onsite. Owned by Amy and Eddie Abralde and Marta Urra, it’s the first South Florida location of the Massachusetts-based chain of specialty beer stores.

Gulf Stream Brewing Company has maintained a relatively small presence in South Florida since opening in Fort Lauderdale last year, but it won’t seem that way at its first-anniversary celebration this Saturday, September 21.

The inaugural Greater Fort Lauderdale Beer Week will present the area’s increasing number of brewers, bottle shops, and craft beer venues.

The owners of Barrel of Monks Brewing, a Belgian inspired brewery, and Odd Breed Wild Ales, which features wild ales and farmhouse ales, have announced that the partners of Barrel of Monks have purchased part of Odd Breed Wild Ales, making them co-owners.

Ten LauderAle beer releases a day for three consecutive days. A very happy birthday, and cheers!