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Breaking Brews!

Breaking Brews!

Breaking Brews!

The Beer Balagan So much confusion in the air regarding the recent news about beer. Is it kosher? Does it need a hechsher? Is this relevant to everyone? Do I need to stock up on beer before January 1st, 2026? We interviewed Rabbi Sholem Fishbane - Kashrus Administrator at the Chicago Rabbinical Council, and Executive Director of AKO, to find out exactly what is going on with the beer. Let's listen in to this insightful conversation. R’ Yitzchok Hisiger: Hello everyone and wel

Kashrus Awareness Staff

6 days ago13 min read

Are You Aware?

Are You Aware?

Are You Aware?

The Tiers of Beer Are the drinks at an event kosher? Most hechsherim usually have a sign saying they take no achrayus. At the cRc though,...

Kashrus Awareness Staff

Aug 22, 20241 min read

Hold My Beer

Hold My Beer

Hold My Beer

Tapping into the Flavors of Kosher Brews A deep dive into the vast world of breweries and microbreweries with Rabbi Akiva Niehaus -...

Kashrus Awareness Staff

Jun 29, 20231 min read

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The Kashrus Awareness Project is a project of cRc Kosher – Chicago. We do not intend to render halachic decisions, nor do we affiliate with, or endorse the contents of linked material. Content has been aggregated with permission from their authors and serves as a reference guide to the many kashrus related topics. The project's mission is to inform and educate the kosher consumer to know what to look out for and what to inquire about. After all, shailas chochom is chatzi teshuvah. Please note: Many of the resources found on this site may not necessarily be up to date. For all questions you have regarding halacha, please ask your local Rav for guidance. Not responsible for typographical or informational errors.

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