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For some craft beer drinkers, less can mean more

  • Written by Colleen C. Myles, Associate Professor of Geography, Texas State University
For some craft beer drinkers, less can mean moreFor years, the market was inundated with heavy IPAs. Now drinkers are starting to push back.Bruce Milton Miller/Fairfax Media via Getty Images

My prepandemic summers were always packed with travel – trips to Europe for work and play, and, most recently, a road trip across the American West. At the end of a sweltering day of activities,...

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