Michigan beer

Home to Beer City USA, Michigan doesn't even crack the Top 5 when it comes to states with the most breweries.

Dog are not only just allowed at these 3 Michigan establishments, they're actually encouraged!

Portage, Michigan native Andrew Evans is now a two time national champion and two time Olympic athlete.

This fall, Lakers fans will be able to purchase and enjoy Lake + Valley Lemonade at Lubbers Stadium and the GVSU Fieldhouse Arena.

Big Lake Brewing in Holland, Michigan creates a new lager in honor of Mackinac Island's historic Lilac Festival.

Saugatuck Brewing and the Michigan DNR join forces to fund restoration efforts across the state.

Steinspark Biergarten located in Portage, Michigan will open for the 2024 season this May.

Owned and operated by the Moersch Hospitality Group, Mt. Tabor Trails connects wineries Tabor Hill and Round Barn in Southwest Michigan.

Go Brewery located in Naperville, Illinois is the first non-alcoholic brewery in the Midwest.

They are looking to be an upscale place within the Downtown Kalamazoo Mall that allows for customers to come in and enjoy unwind, socialize, enjoy good food, games, and vibes.

Michigan-based Blake’s Beverage Company announces they are entering 2024 as the 2nd largest cider company in the U.S.

Michigan's Detroit-based Eastern Market Brewing Co. celebrates the upcoming Lenten season with new Paczki flavored ales.