Big Boss Brewing Co and Tavern

Big Boss Brewing Company, Raleigh’s oldest brewery, is partnering with beverage platform Bevana to bring its award-winning craft beers to customers across the country.

Big Boss Brewing Company of Raleigh to Release 13.75 Oak aged Barleywine called “The Wolf” on Friday, November 29.

Big Boss Brewing Company, along with over 184 breweries from 39 states across the United States are participating in Ales for ALS this year, a charitable program that raises money for the ALS Therapy Development Institute (ALS TDI) in Cambridge, MA.

Big Boss Brewing has announced Trail Guide IPA will enter the brewers line-up of year round offerings. Trail Guide IPA packaging features a hiker and a bear enjoying the great outdoors together. Six pack bottles are launching in November and will join the year round line up of Big Boss brews that include recent additions Big Boss Lager, Sea Bee Gose and mainstays Bad Penny Brown and Hells Belle Belgian ale. 

Big Boss Brewing will release new sour pineapple ale this Thursday, June 27. The beer is available in kegs to customers all over North Carolina, and a limited number of 100 bottles will be available at the taproom at a first-come, first-serve basis. 

Big Boss Brewing Company to introduce the brewery’s first ever IPA can paving the way for new a hop centric series.

Big Boss Brewing company is pleased to announce their first ever canned beer offering.  Available starting this week, Harvest Time pumpkin ale will be available in 16 ounce cans.

Two North Carolina institutions, Big Boss Brewing and Chatham County Line, have collaborated to create a limited edition beer, Autumn, which celebrates the season, as well as the new album by Chatham County Line.

On Tuesday July 18th 2017, Big Boss Brewing will release two new bottles from the “Strange Cargo” series of oak and foedre aged ales.

In this week’s distribution roundup: Founders Brewing taps Odom Corporation in Alaska, Dogfish Head plans to enter Oklahoma, Left Hand signs with Tanager Beverages in Wyoming and more.

From the “Strange Cargo” series of oak aged ales Big Boss Brewing announces a trio of bottle releases.

Big Boss Brewing are proud to announce the next two releases in the strange cargo series of wood aged brews: Bourbon Barrel-aged Tavern Ale and Sunday Punch.

Big Boss Brewing are proud to announce the next two releases in the strange cargo series of wood aged brews. With completely different recipes each share one thing in common: both matured in wine barrels for an added depth of flavor.

Big Boss, which launched in Raleigh, N.C. in 2006, has tapped the services of B&B Distributors, KW Associates, Bud of Columbia, and Southern Eagle for coverage in Rock Gill, Greenville, Columbia and Charleston respectively.