American Craft Beer Hall of Fame (ACBHOF)

Hip Hops: My ACBHoF nominations, the Indiana GABF winners, and Marxist “hi skool” memories

You’d like to think that a lifetime of experience counts for something, and consequently I’m thankful for the opportunity to continue serving on the board of advisors at the American Craft Beer Hall of Fame. Founded with the mission of honoring and remembering those who have contributed to the growth and success of the country’s […]

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Hip Hops: Alan Pugsley, Peter Austin and that pre-NEIPA, NE state of mind (and brewing)

In 2025, Indiana was home to 185 breweries, good for 18th in the United States, which works out to 3.7 breweries per capita (defined as “breweries per 100,000 adults over the age of 21”). That’s a ranking of 28th. Indiana’s population in 2015 was 6,973,333, or 17th in the country. Meanwhile Maine, with only 1,414,874 […]

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Hip Hops: ACBHoF’s 2026 Landmark Craft Beers and CAMRA’s “you’re being lied to” push

The American Craft Beer Hall of Fame’s inaugural class of “Landmark Beers” was announced in August, 2025: Anchor Liberty Ale, Anchor Steam Beer, Celis White (Witbier), Samuel Adams Boston Lager and Sierra Nevada Pale Ale. Landmark Beers: This page is dedicated to individual beers that have left a lasting mark on American brewing and drinking […]

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Hip Hops: Dispassionate, objective thoughts about Louisville’s landmark beers (version 2.0)

Back in February the American Craft Beer Hall of Fame (ACBHOF) inducted its first membership class of twelve brewery owners, brewers, writers, educators, and importers, who were “recognized for their involvement in, and support of, the American craft beer industry.” ACBHOF Announces its Inaugural Inductees In August came the ACBHOF’s first selection of Landmark Craft […]

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