There’s a new crackdown on sexist and offensive beer labels
Before it became mainstream, craft beer was somewhat of a rebellious drinker’s territory. With that rebellion came a whole slew of beer names and labels that were more suited to biker gang parlance than to hipster bar culture. But the days of offensive, lewd, and sexist beer names and labels are coming to an end thanks to a new initiative by the Brewers’ Association.
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