Craft beer industry news.
SportRx, the leader in sport prescription eyewear, teamed up with San Diego craft brewery, Bitter Brothers, for the second year running to present “Barley Visible,” a refreshing Vienna Bohemian Pilsner.
Former Boston Beer CMO joins Courvoisier. Jester King head brewer departs to start new brewing project in Chicago. Lawson’s Finest Liquids hires first marketing director.
Fermented Sciences, Inc. d/b/a Flying Embers (“Flying Embers”), the maker of the leading organic hard kombucha brand, Flying Embers, announced today that it has closed a $25-million Series B round co-led by the Ecosystem Integrity Fund (“EIF”), and PowerPlant Ventures.
WILD TONIC is pleased to announce the addition of 12 ounce slim cans to their current glass bottle and draft programs. The first products featured in the slim cans will be WILD TONIC 5.6% ABV Hard Jun Kombucha. The release will offer customers a more portable and eco-friendly option in addition to the signature cobalt blue glass bottles.
Schlafly Beer announces the release of one of their most popular variety packs of the Stout Bout with four stouts brewed exclusively for the sampler. This year’s selections include: the fan-favorite Mexican Chocolate Stout and three new additions of Dry-Hopped Stout, Latte Stout and Session Stout, the first low-ABV stout from the brewery.
Cascade Brewing will release its perennial favorite Glueh Kriek, a spiced mulled sour cherry ale that’s served hot, on draft on Tuesday, Nov. 26. It will be available at its two Portland pubs––Cascade Brewing Barrel House in Southeast and the Lodge at Cascade Brewing in Southwest.
Introducing Coffee Stout from Elevation Beer Company. This latest seasonal offering from the brewery is a Coffee Milk Stout made with coffee from Buena Vista Roasters.
Shmaltz Brewing Company officially turns 23 this Chanukah season as the largest, the smallest, the most award winning, and astonishingly still the only Jewish celebration beer company in the country. For the second year in a row, the Upstate New York brewery releases for the holiday season their official Chanukah beer in 12 oz. can 4-packs.
Redhook’s 2019 version of Winterhook breathes life into a classic throwback style: the brown ale. Brewed annually since 1984, Winterhook is back for its 35th year and is currently available through December in six-packs of 12 oz. bottles, as well as on draft at Redhook’s Brewlab and select Seattle bars.
Riding momentum as the category’s fastest growing brand, Southern California start-up, Chihuahua Cerveza, today unveiled new packaging and a refined brand position, highlighted by its distinction as, “The Original Mexican-American Beer.”
Over in Fishtown, it truly is a beautiful day in the neighborhood. Evil Genius Beer Company announces the release of “Won’t You Be My Neighbor,” their ode to the late, great, Mr. Fred Rogers.
Reuben’s Brews, a family-owned and operated Pacific Northwest brewery, is paying tribute to its roots with a small batch release of Reuben’s PNW Crush.
Samuel Adams, one of the leading independent, American brewers that pioneered the craft beer revolution, introduces “Toast Someone,” tapping America’s leading comics to encourage drinkers everywhere to share their appreciation for someone who has made a meaningful impact on their life by raising a toast.
Now’s the time to throw on a big, warm sweater and head to Weymouth, because Barrel House Z just released Campfire King, an indulgent, s’more-inspired Imperial Porter. Campfire King is a limited 16 oz. can release available only at the Barrel House Z taproom.
