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Kate Bernot

Kate Bernot

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Director, North American Guild of Beer Writers

Missoula

Biography

Kate Bernot is a reporter and editor with a decade of experience in magazine, newspaper, and online publishing. I’m currently a freelance reporter with a focus on beer, spirits, food, and agriculture.

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Spirits , Beverage Alcohol, Consumer Packaged Goods, Craft Beverage , Beer, Restaurants, Drinking , Bars , Alcohol , Beer , Craft Beer , Breweries , Food

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Total articles 2795

  • Where Breweries Can Find Bright Spots in the Economic Data

    By Kate Bernot| Brewing Industrial Guide Verified Brewers who remember the industry’s double-digit growth last decade won’t find anything comparable in today’s reports—“headwinds,” “challenges,” and “heightened competition” are the triad that’s replaced “explosion,” “revolution,” and “boom.”And yet… While the overall business landscape looks more difficult for small breweries than it did a decade ago, the reality is far from dire.

    By Kate Bernot · Brewing Industrial Guide

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • The Incredible Lightness of Table Beer

    By Kate Bernot| Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine@ It’s best to view the range of lower-ABV farmhouse ales being brewed today through a wide-angle lens. While often Belgian-inspired, there’s no single term to define them as a style. Brewers variously might call them table beers, grisettes, petites saisons, and so on.

    By Kate Bernot · Craft Beer & Brewing Magazine

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Case Study: Strangebird Is Rochester’s Special Blend

    By Kate Bernot| Brewing Industrial Guide Verified The past few years have been difficult for craft brewers, but you wouldn’t know it from talking to the crew behind Strangebird. It’s not that the cofounders are blithe to those challenges; they’re just earnestly positive about their ability to meet them. Eric Salazar, Micah Krichinsky, and Jeff Ching possess a buoyancy and energy that appear to have rubbed off on all of Rochester. They’re building something they believe in, and everyone’s invited.

    By Kate Bernot · Brewing Industrial Guide

    Feb. 20, 2025

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