beer

Who wants to go to chocolate-making camp?

Neal Brown’s next move.

An urban-farm bike tour, art in Carmel’s streets, and a boat race on the canal.

Exotic food, new beer, and how to see downtown’s first-ever light show.

Bonus: The five stages of brew fests, in photos.

That brew you’ll chug at the 500 this month? It probably made a pit stop at Monarch Beverage Company first. May kicks off the busiest time of the year for the distributor, which handles so many bottles and cans, it had to go robotic.

A fall-favorite with the hearty flavors of mussels and chorizo.

It’s the kind of casual gathering spot that Nora has been wanting for years. The place has been crowded nearly every night since it opened with customers enjoying their fill of the smooth and balanced toffee-rich King Jive English Brown Ale and the fruity, floral Kristofferson American oatmeal pale.

A locally designed sneaker, a Burberry beauty, a clever travel bag, a crossbody that will last forever, and more.

The Fishers brewery, co-owner Clay Robinson says, “will be used as kind of a pilot, R&D—basically a fun factory for creating and experimenting with new beers.”

You can check off a few places from your beer-bucket list in a single day.

Life isn’t always beer and skittles, but it could be with these intoxicating goods.

“On Fast Friday or Carb Day, there’s nothing wrong with a beer at breakfast.”

Sneaks to pair with a suit, a reusable takeout box, beer gear for hikers, and more.

The collaborators are selling a limited-edition Indiana-beer tee to raise money for their new venture.