Craft is everywhere. Now what?
Breweries have popped up everywhere, and we live in a brave new world of endless pours to try and enjoy. In a world where there’s an ever-changing horizon of beers to explore, we could end up paralyzed with choice. How did we get to Beervana, and what does its future look like in Florida? Craft is everywhere. Now what? How did we arrive here? Looking back at American craft over the past several decades, beer wasn't made very widely, and we were fascinated by flag-carrier names.Beers like Pliny the Elder from Russian River, Heady Topper from The Alchemist, and Dark Lord from Three Floyds became famous across the nation and world for pioneering. As these beers in particular became lauded for leading us into new territory, other brewers took chances to make their own marks on similar styles. Compared to several years ago, people aren’t buzzing about these pioneering brews like they used to. On the more approachable end of the spectrum, breweries like Sam Adams were standing up