Craft beer industry news.
Coronado Brewing Company is releasing its much anticipated Barrel-Aged Unhitched Imperial Brown Ale. This is the latest installment in the company’s award-wining Coronado Collection, a series of limited availability barrel-aged offerings.
Behind last year’s $1 billion bet on Ballast Point, Constellation Brands Inc.’s big foray into the craft beer marketplace is beginning to pay off.
Heavy Seas Beer is excited to announce the last release in its 2016 Partner Ships series of collaboration beers – an Imperial Brown IPA with Stone Brewing Company.
The “Uncharted Waters” Series by Heavy Seas Beer will soon welcome the 2016 edition of an English-style Barley Wine. This beer has not been including in the brewery’s portfolio since 2012. This limited release will be available starting in November.
Apple Harvest Ale was brewed at Empire Brewing Company’s new 60bbl brewhouse. Over 800 gallons of fresh New York State raw apple juice made from Empire and Honey Crisp apples were used in the brew. A red colored ale with a crisp, tart apple flavor and a sweet caramel malt finish.
Lumberyard Brewing Company is proud to release its second can in The Peaks Series – Big Rapid Red.
Terrapin Beer Co’s So Fresh & So Green Green fresh hop IPA is now available throughout the Southeast.
Payette Brewing Company Releases Onward Shay Ruby Red IPA this Friday at Payette Brewing’s new facility.
The Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, a popular Coastside venue best known for its come-as-you-are atmosphere, fresh seafood and award-winning, craft beer, will officially open its first outpost: Pacific Standard Taproom & Growler Station, the premier destination for craft beer in the heart of Berkeley, on October 19, 2016.
Louis Glunz Beer, Inc., Chicagoland’s premier craft and specialty import beer distributor, announces the addition of Crazy Mountain Brewing Company to its extensive portfolio.
Amid declining production at its Redhook brewery in Woodinville, Wash., Craft Brew Alliance has laid off at least a dozen of the production employees who worked at the facility, Brewbound has learned. Reached for comment, CBA chief operating officer Scott Mennen confirmed the cutbacks, but declined to say exactly how many employees were let go, saying only that it was “about half” of the brewery’s production, packaging, warehousing, maintenance and brewery operations workers.
Georgia may not technically allow production breweries to sell beer directly to consumers, but if and when it does, Monday Night Brewing will be ready: It’s planning to open a large tasting room as part of a $2 million satellite brewery expansion.
Sprecher Brewing Company will begin its annual Whole Cone Hop Series with Wisconsin Pale Lager, or WIPL, so named because it is dry hopped with just-off- the-bine fresh Wisconsin Cascade hop cones grown by members of the Wisconsin Hop Exchange.
Keg Logistics today announced its acquisition of Birmingham, AL, based Atlas Keg Company, a leading provider of kegs to the rapidly growing U.S. craft brewing industry. The combination creates a new leader in the keg management sector, with over 1,000 high-growth brewery and cider customers across the United States and United Kingdom.
