Jeff Alworth

@Beervana

Beer Bible 2nd Edition out now! Buy your copy today! Email: [email protected].

Portland, Oregon

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Joined June 2008

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Jeff Alworth
@Beervana
Jan 3, 2025
As of Monday, Jan 6 (make of that what you will), I will no longer be posting at this site. I won’t be deleting the account, which goes back 16 years, but I can no longer support Elon and provide content for his propaganda site. You can find me: @Beervana.bsky.social
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Jeff Alworth
@Beervana
Jan 2, 2025
Responding to a recent overproduction of hops, U.S. growers scaled back the acres they cultivated in 2024 in dramatic fashion. Here’s a summary of how that affected the states and individual varieties—with graphs and tables.
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The Hop Harvest Was Down Bigly in 2024 — Beervana
Responding to a recent overproduction of hops, U.S. growers scaled back the acres they cultivated in 2024 in dramatic fashion. Here’s a summary of how that affected the states and individual variet...
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Jeff Alworth
@Beervana
Dec 31, 2024
Opening the bidding here… “I just don’t see non-alc becoming much of a market. If it ever reaches 5% of the beer market, I will be shocked. I predict it tops out at 2%.”
Jeff Alworth
@Beervana
Dec 31, 2024
2024 was a year of mixed signals and confusing trends. In this year-end post, I review the major themes, positive, negative, and just weird. And then I finish with a flourish of almost certainly bad predictions! beervanablog.com/beervana/2025/…
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Jeff Alworth
@Beervana
Dec 31, 2024
2024 was a year of mixed signals and confusing trends. In this year-end post, I review the major themes, positive, negative, and just weird. And then I finish with a flourish of almost certainly bad predictions!
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Looking Back and Looking Forward (Plus Dubious Predictions) — Beervana
2024 was a year of mixed signals and confusing trends. In this year-end post, I review the major themes, positive, negative, and just weird. And then I finish with a flourish of almost certainly bad...
Jeff Alworth
@Beervana
Dec 27, 2024
In recent years, many people have decided to spend the first month of the year on an alcohol hiatus. That’s not great for breweries—and holing up isn’t great for people, either. So this year, whether you’re drinking or not, try #PubJanuary instead.
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Celebrating #PubJanuary — Beervana
In recent years, many people have decided, post-holidays, to spend the first month of the year on an alcohol hiatus. That’s not great for breweries—and honestly, holing up isn’t great for people,...