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New York Liquor Stores Could Get Cannabis Drinks Under New Bill
New York may allow licensed alcohol retailers to sell THC-infused drinks if a new measure introduced in the State Legislature earlier this week gains passage.
Brewers Association 2025 Annual Report: Revenue -24.6%, Expenses -22.4%
The Brewers Association (BA) slashed nearly every line in its 2025 expenses, but the cuts were still not enough to offset declining revenue, according to the trade groupâs annual report.
Molson Coors FY25 Shipments -8.6%, Depletions -5.4%; Launches Horizon 2030 Biz Plan
Molson Coors Beverage Companyâs global business recorded declines across shipments, depletions and net revenue in 2025, the company shared Wednesday. In addition to reporting its Q4 and full-year financial results, Molson Coorsâ top executives unveiled a new business strategy, Horizon 2030, during the CAGNY Conference in Florida.
BeerBoard 2025 On-Premise Review: 1.9% Draft Sales Decline Drags Bev-Alc Revenue
Continued draft declines dragged down bev-alcâs on-premise performance in 2025, according to tech and insights firm BeerBoardâs â2025 Year in Reviewâ on-premise report released this month.
A Supplierâs Guide to Middle-Tier Consolidation
As the distribution tier continues to shrink, what must brewers and bev-alc brands do to protect their routes to market? ArentFox Schiff partner Nichole Shustack and senior associate Isabelle Cunningham joined the Brewbound Podcast to discuss how suppliers can navigate the turbulence that comes with wholesaler consolidation.
(Updated) Left Hand Collective Adds Bootstrap Brewing; Production Will Move to Left Hand Facility
Longmontâs Bootstrap Brewing is the latest Colorado brewery to join Left Hand Collective, a craft brewing âallianceâ formed last year with the merger of Left Hand Brewing and Dry Dock Brewing.
Breakthru Beverage Lays Off 500 Workers Amid Industry Shakeup
Breakthru Beverage Group has undergone a âstrategic reviewâ of the companyâs âoverall business,â according to a memo sent to employees by CEO Tom BenĂŠ on Tuesday, leading to layoffs of approximately 500 people, sources confirmed to Brewbound.
Boston Beer Top Execs Receive 3% Pay Bumps in 2026, Pull in Nearly $2.3M in Bonuses
Boston Beer Companyâs top executives are receiving 3% raises, plus bonuses for 2025 performance, according to an 8-K filed Tuesday with the U.S. Securities and Exchanges Commission. Those bonuses are on the lower end of the 3% to 8% bonus range allocated by Boston Beer at the start of 2025.
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Brewery Closings: Barrel House Z, Angel City, Triphammer Bierwerks and More
Barrel House Z ceased operations earlier this month after nine years, the Weymouth, Massachusetts-based craft brewery announced last week.
Tilray Strikes 5-Year Licensing Deal with Carlsberg for US Market
Tilray Brands has signed a multi-year licensing deal with the Carlsberg Group to produce, market, sell and distribute the Danish brewerâs portfolio â including Carlsberg, Carlsberg Elephant, Kronenbourg 1664 and Kronenbourg 1664 Blanc â in the U.S. The partnership has an initial five-year term, beginning January 1, 2027.
Jiant Expands Portfolio with High ABV Hard Soda and NA Hop Tea; Closing Capital Raise to Fund Marketing Team & Meet Demand
In 2025, Jiant told Brewbound that it wanted to be hard teaâs Olipop â a flavor-forward, ingredient-focused functional brand that connected with new and lapsed drinkers in the category.
Surfside Adds Blueberry Lemonade, Half & Half Variety Pack
Surfside, the spirits-based iced tea category leader, is launching four new flavors as the brand continues its rise from a Northeast favorite to national ready-to-drink (RTD) powerhouse.
Hempâs Suppliers, Distributors Face âHurry-Up-and-Waitâ Moment
The future of hemp beverages remains in flux as potential legislative bills circulate on Capitol Hill, but for suppliers and distributors in the space, keeping up with demand has been business as usual. Almost.
Stability in Supply, Uncertainty in Direction: Q1 Supply Chain Report from Agrowgate
The Q1 2026 Supply Chain Snapshot dives into the critical inputs shaping beverage production – grains, hops, glass, sweeteners, packaging, and freight – highlighting where supply is abundant, where pricing remains stubbornly high, and where policy or geopolitical shifts could quickly alter the equation.